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I'm not the author, but generally: It could depend on whether those trial users are worth supporting. You could potentially get a free-rider problem. You coul
by maxkfranz 9mo ago
I'm not the author, but generally: It could depend on whether those trial users are worth supporting. You could potentially get a free-rider problem. You could get a lot of support emails from people who never convert anyway.
It's only 10€, so it's pretty well in the impulse-buy category.
To the author: I'd suggest localising the currency, if possible. At least for English speaking locales (US, UK, CA, AU, NZ). The EUR pricing made it look to me like you might not be able to buy it if you're not in Europe. (Edit: I'm in Canada and it shows EUR, not CAD.)
- pugdogdev 9mo agoThank you for the suggestion! I need to handle this multi-currency in all of my products This is on my tasks list
- maxkfranz 9mo agoGreat, thanks. Very interesting product. Best of luck!
- pugdogdev 9mo agoThank you
- antaviana 9mo agoI see you use Stripe. They have this Adaptative Pricing feature where you get paid in EUR and customer pays in their own currency. It has some drawbacks (fewer payment methods and higher cost perception for customer due to Stripe’s upfront currency exchange comission), but it can do the trick.
- eps 9mo agoJust provide limited support to non-paying customers. Keep it forum-based, for example. That's it.
- pugdogdev 9mo agoI don't think it will change much, and this will be one more thing to maintain. Without proper handling, I may miss good feedback. This is a more complex topic than it seems.