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Assistly's pricing model ( http://www.assistly.com/pricing http://www.assistly.com/pricing ) bucks that trend, but I think there's a psychological desire for so
by ultrasaurus 15y ago
Assistly's pricing model ( http://www.assistly.com/pricing http://www.assistly.com/pricing ) bucks that trend, but I think there's a psychological desire for some choice (to feel in control) but not too much (which might require research) and pricing tiers are a very easy axis to make that decision on.
- 7klBo4t8 15y agoultrasaurus: Awesome thank you. I found a discussion of the pricing model by Matt Trifiro, Assistly’s SVP of Marketing on their blog. http://www.assistly.com/blog/ilincoln-murphy-matt-trifiro-discuss-assistly-pricing-freemium-strategy/ http://www.assistly.com/blog/ilincoln-murphy-matt-trifiro-di... Matt discusses the factors for the lack of price tiers around 30 minutes in.