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We had to start somewhere, so just picked a number we're comfortable with. Getting pricing right will take some time.
by chernobai 4y ago
We had to start somewhere, so just picked a number we're comfortable with. Getting pricing right will take some time.
- awillen 4y agoI just signed up for a trial. If it can replace my trusty notepad and paper, I can definitely justify $7 a month.
- chernobai 4y agoThanks! Let us know if you have any feedback during your trial
- candiddevmike 4y agoYou're just starting out, your costs can't possibly be that high. Maybe in two years you could charge $7 a month, but you're going to lose business doing it now. You also have no levers to turn to increase the price really, as anything close to $10 is nuts.
- swyx 4y agogotta love random driveby pricing opinions from people who have never used the product lol
- xpe 4y ago> who have never used the product lol this is non-obvious
- codemac 4y agoobsidian charges $10/mo just for syncing! I hope you've yelled at them too.
- RandomThrow321 4y agoObsidian is free and you can sync using whatever method you'd like. The $10 is if you want them to sync your vaults for you, all while being end-to-end encrypted. I've paid for sync since beta (I'm locked in at a lower price) and I partly do it just to support the devs making such a good product.
- ddbrx 4y agoso why don't consider $7 as a support for Emery guys doing great all-in-one day planning tool?
- sergiomattei 4y agoDon’t lower from $7. If anything, raise it much higher. This is as someone who also worked on a productivity app and priced it at $5/mo. It’s a mistake you only make once. The economics will never work.