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Hmm. I had to look at a lot of pages before I figured out the pricing model -- first three reminders are free, and it costs you money after that. I think it's
by hugh3 15y ago
Hmm. I had to look at a lot of pages before I figured out the pricing model -- first three reminders are free, and it costs you money after that.
I think it's a tricky business from a value proposition point of view. What advantage does it have over, say, Google Calendar?
- RobMcCullough 15y agoFrankly, I agree with you on the tricky aspect. I knew it was a competitive space when I started. Ultimately, I hope ease of use and good customer experience will be our strong point. I wouldn't try to set my Grandma up with Google Calendar, but I already have her using BetterYoo xD
- ChuckMcM 15y agoIts a category I think of as 'hard interfaces' to soft data. I agree that its a bit too light weight to make into a business just yet as there are easy substitutions (GCalendar and Exchange offer similar functionality) But as a subscription service / API for another web property to hook into (a middleware layer if you will) it might get some traction with an e-vite or a Meetup type site.