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No. Too hard to forecast cash flow on the business side. And how would you handle someone paying half then telling you the device broke?
by gregjor 4y ago
No. Too hard to forecast cash flow on the business side. And how would you handle someone paying half then telling you the device broke?
- mar1n3r0 4y ago1st year in warranty. Afterwards inspection before recurring payment. If you fake it you have to return the device.
- gregjor 4y agoMaybe for an expensive piece of business equipment. For a consumer device I don't see that working -- the logistics of the "inspection" would impose prohibitive costs and administrative hassle. If someone doesn't submit to inspection you just turn them off? Seems like you want a subscription model based on usage, not a pay-for-use setup for the hardware.
- mar1n3r0 4y agoIt's not a subscription model but rather a user feedback loop. Basically the producer should prove the device is still working rather than the user proving it's not working.