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As a freelancer: $35 one time seems fishy to me. If you're asking a one time fee, I would not even spend the time to look at your offer. (which I did not) If I
by usefulfeedback 2y ago
As a freelancer: $35 one time seems fishy to me. If you're asking a one time fee, I would not even spend the time to look at your offer. (which I did not)
If I used your service, i wanted it to stay around and paying one time doesn't give you incentive to keep it up.
Better model:
$35 a year - which renews for free unless you hit a certain invoice amount (for example, if you invoice more that $35000, you'll have to pay again.)
Add a free trial, the first $3500 invoiced are free as a test and you have a valid offering. And you can do unlimited, watermarked tests.
Finally, consider data protection: You need to exactly explain what data you store and that - as a paying customer - I can selectively delete it.
- vanyaiam 2y agoMan so many smart people here, i cant thank you guys enough. I really like the 35$ a year model a LOT. Im strongly considering this going forward. I will of course not change it for users who already paid. I do understand your reasoning, and also from a business perspective, its much better. Currently on the GDPR right now. I cant thank you enough.