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Usegravity looks interesting - but the pricing page really made me stop taking it seriously.
by inthewoods 5y ago
Usegravity looks interesting - but the pricing page really made me stop taking it seriously.
- bdcravens 5y agoWhy? I know we live in a world of $0.99 apps, $12 training courses, and $15 web templates, but their pricing is still many times less than what you pay developer(s) to build the same.
- kylegawley 5y agoI'm the founder of usegravity.app I've been dedicated to this product for years and provide weekly updates, daily support and video tutorials. I can't do that for free/cheap hence the price. If I charged less, it simply wouldn't be sustainable for me to provide the current level of service and maintenance. Also, paying a developer to build the same features and invest the time that I have is going to cost a heck of a lot more than $995. It's not just the development hours either, Gravity has been battle tested in over 300+ commercial products and iterated on hundreds of times to incorporate the feedback from those deployments in the field.
- inthewoods 5y agoIt wasn't the pricing model - when I went to the website originally all the pricing levels were the same - it looked like a template that hadn't been updated. I have no issue with charging for value.