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Perhaps another model worth considering is to start the price of your app low and as it improves and gains popularity, steadily (and predictably) raise the pric
by statictype 14y ago
Perhaps another model worth considering is to start the price of your app low and as it improves and gains popularity, steadily (and predictably) raise the price.
. Has anyone tried this? Did it work?
I believe Pinboard.in does exactly this.
- jayfuerstenberg 14y agoI've experimented with my app's pricing starting at a premium price of $6.99 and lowering it to as much as $1.99. Right now it sits at $2.99. I've learned that if the value of your app is communicated well a higher price won't hurt sales.