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The pricing section mentions “$5.99”. Is that monthly, annually, or for a lifetime? Explicit is better that implicit. And seriously, why not $6? What can you g
by kseistrup 2y ago
The pricing section mentions “$5.99”. Is that monthly, annually, or for a lifetime? Explicit is better that implicit.
And seriously, why not $6? What can you get for a cent today? Aren't all those .99 prices just attemtps to make something look cheaper than it really is. In my eyes the only thing those prices achieve, is to make the offer look dishonest.
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- FilipPanoski 2y agoHi. I agree that the pricing on the landing page should provide these details without having to click on it. I'll update this, thanks! Regarding why not $6 - I've read that .99 converts more, so that's the only reason why I've decided to do it like this.
- kseistrup 2y agoYeah, the “converts more” is another way of saying “luring people into thinking it's cheaper than it really is”. Let's be honest: $6 and $5.99, while matematically different, is for all practicalities the same price: $6. So if it really “converts more” (and does it really or is it just a myth?) it must be because people are seeing $5.99 as cheaper than $6, when the amounts are really the same. That comes across as dishonesty in my eyes, I'm sorry.
- FilipPanoski 2y agoNo worries, I actually appreciate that you've decided to let me know that $5.99 comes of as dishonest to you. I am actually thinking it might be better to instead just put $6 for the reasons you've mentioned. Thanks!
- kseistrup 2y agoThanks go to you, it's very encouraging.