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Maybe, but this will be very, very, very hard. I'd love to be able to make a paid-front app rather than freemium, but the current habits make that impossible un
by yoz-y 5y ago
Maybe, but this will be very, very, very hard. I'd love to be able to make a paid-front app rather than freemium, but the current habits make that impossible unless you are an established brand or have a huge marketing budget.
- bilal4hmed 5y agoHence my point about learning to pay. Its a mindset change for both parties involved. If your app is something people don't want to pay for, then maybe its not worth it. If you aren't willing to pay for an app you use a lot, dont expect it for free or look for other alternatives.
- yoz-y 5y agoI wonder if that will ever happen. IMO even if all ads went away, the freemium model where a couple of paying users bear the burden of supporting the developer wins in the end, due to the “natural” marketing of having lots of users. Now, this of course won’t work for niche programs.