I often struggle with this as well. It is just so much easier to give something away than charge for it, and if you want your products to be used, you try to li

I often struggle with this as well. It is just so much easier to give something away than charge for it, and if you want your products to be used, you try to limit the pay barrier. Dustin is absolutely right that people will pay, but you have to make it easy for them. I always look at the success of iTunes as the prime example. There is no shortage of free music (even if you don't include stealing), and yet people have happily paid to buy their music because it doesn't ask very much of them at all.