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But for this case, it's a service that's being offered to non-technical audience. I mean they could spin up a server and connect the app to their server but th
by drekipus 3y ago
But for this case, it's a service that's being offered to non-technical audience.
I mean they could spin up a server and connect the app to their server but they'll have to pay money for it somehow and figure out how to do all that.
Paying for my service is just the easiest option for people who want the product.
- RetroTechie 3y agoI see no conflict between * (possibly OS app) * (possibly OS backend) * paying users on your server > Paying for my service is just the easiest option for people who want the product. Not easy for you! Setting up payment, means handling personal info (payment methods at least), possibly hooking into 3rd party payment providers, complying with legal requirements, etc. Maybe you can keep this part really simple (like users pre-pay by bank transfer, you send login info through email). But don't underestimate! The internet is riddled with ads because making small payments easily is.. difficult.
- drekipus 3y agoThanks for the thoughts. I'll endeavour to keep this part very very simple.