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Ok, so I pay for what I use instead of the flat monthly fee of a subscription. How do I know it's cheaper? Surely, that would depend on how much I use it? Yet
by two_handfuls 1y ago
Ok, so I pay for what I use instead of the flat monthly fee of a subscription.
How do I know it's cheaper? Surely, that would depend on how much I use it? Yet your website confidently claims a $10/mo cost instead of $200/mo.
I'm sure you're aboveboard, but the website sure makes this proposition look too good to be true!
- JonanJ 1y agoIt depends on how much you use, sure. But the point is a lot of people aren't willing to get subscriptions but still wants to use new apps - maybe just once or twice to try things out. For these people who use apps once in a while, it's cheaper to pay for only what they use. Not only that, but subscriptions are going to kill startups. 33% of consumers wont get a new subscription unless they cancel an existing one. Literally the definition of a zero-sum game as this number is increasing, but the new apps that come into market every single day are defaulting to subscriptions...