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Looks good, a few comments Some of the English doesn't quite feel right. For example under FAQ: We understand that we are in serious business I'd expect to r
by tomgallard 15y ago
Looks good, a few comments
Some of the English doesn't quite feel right. For example under FAQ:
We understand that we are in serious business
I'd expect to read "We understand that we are in a serious business". Really minor, but these things matter, especially when you are asking people to trust you.
Secondly, when looking at a solution like this, the first place I want to go is your API docs, to see what I can/can't do , and how easy it is. I can't seem to see those linked from your website.
Finally- I'm a little bit suspicous/worried that your pricing is so low (e.g. no recurring charge and 20 cents per transaction). Although that's a plus point from one point of view, it makes me think you must be skimping on some important details or costs (customer service??), or that you're not going to be around in 12 months time!
I'm not suggesting that is the case with you guys, just that this could be the perception of someone landing on your page.
- skrish 15y agoThank you. Valuable points. - Will have the English fixed quickly. - Just submitted my comment with API link. Here it is: https://apidocs.chargebee.com/docs/api https://apidocs.chargebee.com/docs/api - We gave lot of thought to our pricing. Because of our cost structure, we think we are priced it optimally. One thing we founders are very clear about is stick to the price customers sign-up for and only apply new price for newer customers. - We intend to bring value adds like integration to a third party tax API, integration to CRM, accounting system etc., and use that to generate additional revenue than dump it on 100% of our customer base, making it an integration add-on. But as you rightly pointed out pricing is something we should think about, especially how it is perceived (premium product or not!). Thanks again. EDIT: Updated pricing clarification.