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Depends on your product. If service is something that seems superfluous, temporary, a lark - such as Reface or the myriad AI-repainters etc - most people will
by NikolaNovak 6y ago
Depends on your product.
If service is something that seems superfluous, temporary, a lark - such as Reface or the myriad AI-repainters etc - most people will do the shortest period of time.
If it's a business / utility tool that people find reliable/useful, most don't want the hassle of constant billing. Two months off is a great incentive for something you KNOW you'll use. And believe it or not, some people want to support scrappy startups with useful tools - I've personally gone through so many useful things that have disappeared, that I'll actively support new ones so I can use them for a long time :)
As to what you should do, again, depends. Are you happy with your income, are your customers satisfied, is your growth what you expect? Don't feel like you have to change anything :).
Also, asking your customers may be a useful way to proceed to0 ;-)