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Upstarts, perhaps. Startups, I wonder if seeing that the $50 gadget costs $60 to make will have a positive impact. It may signal that the cost is being subsidiz
by jkestner 6y ago
Upstarts, perhaps. Startups, I wonder if seeing that the $50 gadget costs $60 to make will have a positive impact. It may signal that the cost is being subsidized by investors (and the business may disappear) or by selling your data. But I'm all for transparency to make better decisions.
- infogulch 6y agoWell then the presence of a cost breakdown becomes a selling point. If the price of your product is unusually low compared to your competitors that openly display their costs and you don't, maybe that would raise some (deserved) suspicion that something else is going on.