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Re: Pricing I think $20-30 is in the agreeable range of what designers with paying clients will pay for things. However, I think you can go higher if you emph
by bdunn 14y ago
Re: Pricing
I think $20-30 is in the agreeable range of what designers with paying clients will pay for things.
However, I think you can go higher if you emphasized the pain that something like this solves and how it can shave hours of time off the setting up a new bootstrap-based design - the cost can be subsidized by the account owner's clients.
If I were you, I'd look at the data you have now (your current users) and see how you could segment them into customers (Hobbyists, Freelancers, Agencies) and charge accordingly (for example, $19, $99, $249.) Thinking outloud.... but higher tiers could allow for multiple users and even client roles per account, along with restricted features that the lower tiers wouldn't have.
- yesimahuman 14y agoThanks! Great ideas. I think segmentation is really the way to go. Initially we wanted to do a one size fits all, but I think this would be a better fit for the different types of users we have.
- redguava 14y agoOne size fits all seems nice for it's simplicity, but you end up leaving too much money on the table. Some users will pay less, some will pay more, you want a pricing scheme that allows them to do that.
- JaggedJax 14y agoSince pricing was brought up, I don't like that there appears to be no way to find out the price without signing up for the free trial. It gives the impression it's so expensive you're hiding the price. I don't want to sign up and play around only to find out it's out of my price range. edit: This might just be because you're in beta and haven't settled on a price though.