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I use TidyCal. It costs 29 one time. More than fair. 4 dollars per month seems still pretty excessive for the very low resource intensive work of such an app.
by kwanbix 3y ago
I use TidyCal. It costs 29 one time. More than fair.
4 dollars per month seems still pretty excessive for the very low resource intensive work of such an app.
In relation to the prices of Office365/Google Workspace, I don't think this should cost more than 1 euro/dollar per user per month.
Even if you compare it to much more resources intensive app like Disney Plus, which costs 8 euros per month, how can this cost 4?
- KMnO4 3y agoIf we only paid for resources, Google Search would be a lot, lot more and hosting a website on Squarespace would be a lot, lot less. You’re paying for the value it adds.
- kwanbix 3y agoBut the value is in relation to everything else. A Google Suite account costs 6 dollars per month, do you think this is 80% of that value? Microsof Office 365 family includes 6 accounts 1TB of spacce, 60 minutes of free call in skype, word, excel, powerpoint, etc, and costs 10 per month. A calendar application like this has 1/1000 the complexity and I would add 1/1000 the value. And even more, this functionality can easily be added by MS (google already did). The price makes no sense.
- carlosjobim 3y agoPeople who won't pay 4 dollars per month will never ever pay 1 dollar per month or even 50 cents per month. They will however argue for weeks online about how it's too expensive.
- kwanbix 3y agoI wouldn't pay 4 dollars, but I would happily pay 1, which I consider a fair price.
- carlosjobim 3y agoI bet you 4 dollars you wouldn't.
- kwanbix 3y agoI pay 10/12 dollars per year for Bitwarden, I pay 36 dollars per month (6 accounts) for Gsuite, I pay 10 dollars per month for Skype, I pay for Netflix and Disney Plus, but you know for sure that I won't pay 1 dollar for NeetoCal. Right.
- carlosjobim 3y agoYes, I know for sure, because if you think it's not even worth 4 dollars, why would you bother for 1 dollar?
- kwanbix 3y agoBecause I think is worth 1 dollar and not 4?
- neerajdotname2 3y agoCredit card companies charge 2.7% + 30 cents for each transaction. It makes it very difficult to charge for anything less than $4. I'm with you on your ask for 1 euro/dollar per user per month. And that's what is reflect in our yearly billing which is $2 per user per month.