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Ask HN: Would you pay a 20$/m subscription for...?
Brainstorming exercise:
I would like to know services, products, web or mobile you would be willing to pay a $20/m subscription.
Existing (could be improved) or non-existing. Ideas could be crazy or stupid, doesn't matter, just list it as long as you would be willing to pay — I really mean you are holding your credit card in your hands as you list it.
This could be for business or personal.
Shamelessly based on http://hackerne.ws/item?id=4727087 — "Ask HN: what would you pay a 50$/m subscription for?"
- nvk 14y agoSome of my list: - Magical receipt bookkeeping with year end submission - Total communication solution, Phone # + IM + Cell & Desktop clients. - Group collaboration/communication (Campfire sucks), I like IRC but it's limited. - Social media hub, that is well thought trough for each service. - Movie Downloading service (streaming is not good enough) - Coffee beans + loose Tea delivered. - Better e-mail solution (email fixed). - Automated topic research. more to come...
- jkaykin 14y agocheck out http://craftcoffee.com http://craftcoffee.com for coffee delivered monthly
- duiker101 14y agoI pay for the VPS, I would pay for a movie streaming service that had all the film as soon as they get on dvd. Not much more.
- lmm 14y agoVery little; subscriptions add up fast. The only thing I can think of is if it was attached to something where I'm already spending more than $20/month - so maybe a service that would watch ebay (or in my case Yahoo auctions Japan) for things that I wanted and then buy them when they're cheap. At work I'd try and convince employers to pay $20/month for an eclipse that didn't crash. Or managed IRC hosting (though hipchat pretty much fills that niche).
- eduardordm 14y agoA web-based gmail client that manages multiple accounts in columns. Almost like AOL Alto, but columns instead of stacks. Something like tweetdeck. (I hate mail.app)
- nvk 14y agoI'd like that as well, email is broken but is not going away. I think the solution (for now) is in the client metaphor.