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Hi. Thanks for the feedback. Opening up the tool for free is actually one of the options that I consider. Of course, only if there's a good reason to believe t

by p1niu 14y ago

Hi. Thanks for the feedback. Opening up the tool for free is actually one of the options that I consider. Of course, only if there's a good reason to believe that this is the right way to go. I know of some free alternatives, like http://www.ohloh.net/ http://www.ohloh.net/ but on the other hand there are also pricey reports on technology trends, such as: http://w3techs.com/ http://w3techs.com/ This shows that there are companies willing to pay a lot of money for technology insights. BTW, is there any specific kind of data/insights you would be particularly interested in?

samuel02 14y ago
One idea might be to charge per usage rather than on a monthly basis. So let's say I'm starting a project I pay a one-time fee to use the application for a certain amount of queries, days or weeks. Like skyhook_mockups said it's not something I'd use everyday but rather a couple of times a year when I start a new project or pivot.