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I was reluctant to offer a subscription because of how much I personally didn’t want to use one. However, it’s proved useful for many reasons: 1) seasonal use e
by semireg 3y ago
I was reluctant to offer a subscription because of how much I personally didn’t want to use one. However, it’s proved useful for many reasons: 1) seasonal use e.g. agriculture, 2) flies under radar of some approval and expense report requirements, 3) longer term trial, i.e. many subs cancel and convert to one-time, 4) lowers friction for users that might otherwise pirate.
- taftster 3y agoExactly. So much value you're offering here. I wish more vendors had your attitude. Before I buy a (digital) movie, I end up renting it first. The rental costs me $2.99 and if I like the movie, I purchase it for $15.99. Yes, Amazon (or whomever) makes more money off of me, but I would rather pay the "wasted" $3 in order to decide if the movie is worth watching again. In a lot of cases, I don't want to repeat the movie again. Like I said, your approach is transparent and builds trust. People dislike the new "rental/subscription" model that is being forced. Anyway, kudos and thanks for the reply.