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There's another half of this argument though, and that is the people who complain that an app cost's $0.99, saying instead that it should be free. No one is sta
by jdechko 14y ago
There's another half of this argument though, and that is the people who complain that an app cost's $0.99, saying instead that it should be free. No one is standing outside of Starbucks protesting that the coffee should be free. Most times that I hear the app/cup of coffee analogy is in response to this complaining.
- Foy 14y agoAnyone who argues that because it costs $0.99 it should just be free isn't worth debating with. On the other hand there are documented cases where charging more like $9.99 instead of $0.99 increase sales because the higher costs increases it's perceived value. People are familiar with the saying: "you get what you pay for."