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And thanks for your thanks - and also such great advice! :-D A lifetime payment is the solution, with an appropriate price bump of course. I'm now hearing com
by mootothemax 15y ago
And thanks for your thanks - and also such great advice! :-D
A lifetime payment is the solution, with an appropriate price bump of course.
I'm now hearing comments like yours a lot, I think I might give this a try this weekend.
You should have allowed them to keep using the service for free.
You know what, you are totally right. I hadn't thought of it that way, and if I do something similar in future, I'll take the same point of view.
Do contact the users, ask them why they are leaving.
I'm right now figuring out a nice email with a "don't worry, this is the only email you'll ever receive from me" bit in it, to send to the relevant users. I think I'm being silly by not having contacted previous users about this.
Thanks once again for the awesome advice!
- wisty 15y agoMaybe a lifetime payment would be too expensive? Perhaps a $5.99 one month pass, and a $4.99 subscription would be better?
- espinchi 15y agoI'd let the user choose in such a way that they think they get a bargain with the lifetime pass. Something like $2.95 for one time, $3.95 for a month and $4.95 forever. I guess you have to be careful in your terms and conditions when you say "lifetime", right? Obviously, you mean the lifetime of the product, not the client's