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Sure! If you can't provide a free tier, you may work on your frontpage in another way, such as providing a slideshow, or even a short video explaining how it w
by uniclaude 15y ago
Sure!
If you can't provide a free tier, you may work on your frontpage in another way, such as providing a slideshow, or even a short video explaining how it works. Having a visual or a functional clue about the product may give more trust to potential customers. The only thing the current image you put on the left lets us know is that the website looks good, which might not be enough for most people to pay. I have no data to prove it, but it seems pretty straightforward to me. More, you can still a/b test it if you want, and I'd be glad to hear about the results ;).
- zrail 15y agoMakes perfect sense. I'll take some more screenshots tomorrow and see if I can get a little animated thing going. I have some ideas but I've been focused on building out the product.
- zrail 15y agoI took some more screenshots and also updated the pricing to include a free tier. What do you think?