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I really like the idea. But I agree that instead of asking for bank/cc info. right away, why not have a email signup page as a potential user. Also how do you

• goldvine 14y ago
  I see your point and have added an email signup if you're interested on this page: https://www.foundermeals.com/customers/new https://www.foundermeals.com/customers/new The reason I ask for CC info up front is to further validate the idea. Tons of people are willing to sign up for updates, but many of those wouldn't actually buy. If I'm going to devote many more hours to this product, I need to know: 1. There is some acceptable level of fit with the market. 2. People are actually willing to pay for recipes. #2 has been a big question for me. Recipes are something you can get online for free, like many other things. But I think there is still room for a premium, convenience product. I've had access to free recipes forever, but I realize that doesn't help me. I need structure. I'm wondering if others are willing to pay for that same structure, but won't know for sure unless I collect CC info. As for what is included, I am planning on launching with a few options for each component. For example, you could choose 2 breakfast, dinner, and lunch recipes from a pool of 4 breakfast, dinner, and lunch recipes. This should give you enough of a choice, and if you still aren't satisfied - there is a money back guarantee :-)