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Think about it this way, a ton of startups that get funded with huge amounts of money end up making $0/month :) On the other hand, pricing is a real problem. I
by Paymo 15y ago
Think about it this way, a ton of startups that get funded with huge amounts of money end up making $0/month :)
On the other hand, pricing is a real problem. I don't see many people paying $19.99 for it.
If you believe many people have this problem i'd suggest a very low monthly fee - although it will make less in the begining it could make more in the long run (as long as twitter doesn't implement a feature like this).
- mootothemax 15y agoi'd suggest a very low monthly fee I was previously charging $4.99/month, and before that $19.99/year. So far, the one-time fee is winning, although I'll be interested to see if that continues next month ;) Quick edit: Right in the early days, I experimented with charging $1/month and $4.99/year, just to see what'd happen. End result: a lot of nothing. Still not sure what to make of that, other than people don't want to pay for the service ;)