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Suggestion: "how much would you theoretically pay for this" won't give you much accurate information. I'd suggest changing it to "pre-register for one of our pl
by IsaacL 14y ago
Suggestion: "how much would you theoretically pay for this" won't give you much accurate information. I'd suggest changing it to "pre-register for one of our plans: free, $5, $25", with an overview of each, and see what people click.
- kennedysgarage 14y agoI love the way you put this question. But I don't know how good it would be to change the survey right now.
- sigkill 14y agoThis is a wonderful suggestion. OP listen to this. When you put such an option to people, they will not tell you how much it's worth to them. They will only tell you how much they are willing to pay... if at all they had to. Expect the numbers to skew heavily towards free. Actually, I'd say, once you get the data you should generously double the price.
- ralmeida 14y agoAlso, if you keep the current format, you should consider dropping the default selection. It would be good to pre-select if you were actually in a signup process, but biasing your data in a survey like this is bad: you could end up with data saying that people are willing to pay more than they actually are.
- prawn 14y agoQuirky's method of generating price information for a proposed product is to say: "At what price would you consider this product a bit pricey but still worth buying?" Example here: http://www.quirky.com/products/327-The-Milkmaid-smart-milk-jug http://www.quirky.com/products/327-The-Milkmaid-smart-milk-j... (though that product might be out of price survey mode by the time you click through)