> And yet, your theory is clearly falsified when priced as a one time sale. I don't understand what you're saying here. Could you provide some examples? Also

> And yet, your theory is clearly falsified when priced as a one time sale. I don't understand what you're saying here. Could you provide some examples? Also I should have added the caveat that I'm talking about sustainable pricing models. Yes, there are lots of small companies that don't yet understand how much they need to charge in order to thrive long-term. Those are not great counter-examples, because they represent a creator subsidizing her customers. That can only last so long.