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Freemium Edit: All accounts right now are free forever. We're building premium features for the business use case which we'll charge for. Everything right no

by smalter 15y ago

Freemium Edit: All accounts right now are free forever. We're building premium features for the business use case which we'll charge for. Everything right now is free forever.

AznHisoka 15y ago
Hmm.. I like the service, but don't think I would pay for it. EverNote is considered one of the elite apps in the productivity space and it's just $5/month... so something to think about.
- rguzman 15y ago
  trying to sell what we prototyped last year to users is likely a bad idea. the freemium will be for businesses. there is a team version of idonethis in its early stages.
- mhartl 15y ago
  Businesses might. They are usually much less price-sensitive. And that makes sense: if your business gets just a little bit more done as a result of using a service, it almost certainly pays for itself.
rkalla 15y ago
... so I use the service for too long (more than a year) and I have to pay to see my longer unbroken chain, or I get too much stuff done and I pay? Just not clear on the pay-premium cutpoint.
- smalter 15y ago
  No, clarification in edit above. Premium features for businesses to administer teams and digest information.
  - eps 15y ago
    Sorry to be that guy, but that's a lousy business plan. A solution in search of problem. In other words, who would be your target user? Fleshed out - it's a guy/girl that... works where, does what? And most importantly - how many of them are out there, and how exactly do you get them to learn and get excited about your paid service?
    - smalter 15y ago
      No offense taken. I've left out some important details.
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ScottBurson 15y ago
This is cute. If you would let me enter a list of things I want to get done, and include the ones I haven't checked off yet in the daily email, it would be even better... maybe even worth a little money.

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Freemium Edit: All accounts right now are free forever. We're building premium features for the business use case which we'll charge for. Everything right no

by smalter 15y ago

Freemium Edit: All accounts right now are free forever. We're building premium features for the business use case which we'll charge for. Everything right now is free forever.

AznHisoka 15y ago
Hmm.. I like the service, but don't think I would pay for it. EverNote is considered one of the elite apps in the productivity space and it's just $5/month... so something to think about.
- rguzman 15y ago
  trying to sell what we prototyped last year to users is likely a bad idea. the freemium will be for businesses. there is a team version of idonethis in its early stages.
- mhartl 15y ago
  Businesses might. They are usually much less price-sensitive. And that makes sense: if your business gets just a little bit more done as a result of using a service, it almost certainly pays for itself.
rkalla 15y ago
... so I use the service for too long (more than a year) and I have to pay to see my longer unbroken chain, or I get too much stuff done and I pay? Just not clear on the pay-premium cutpoint.
- smalter 15y ago
  No, clarification in edit above. Premium features for businesses to administer teams and digest information.
  - eps 15y ago
    Sorry to be that guy, but that's a lousy business plan. A solution in search of problem. In other words, who would be your target user? Fleshed out - it's a guy/girl that... works where, does what? And most importantly - how many of them are out there, and how exactly do you get them to learn and get excited about your paid service?
    - smalter 15y ago
      No offense taken. I've left out some important details.
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ScottBurson 15y ago
This is cute. If you would let me enter a list of things I want to get done, and include the ones I haven't checked off yet in the daily email, it would be even better... maybe even worth a little money.