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Make it permissive enough that 80% of potential users don't need to pay for subscription. 20% of a heck of a lot of people is still a lot.
by beachy 2mo ago
Make it permissive enough that 80% of potential users don't need to pay for subscription. 20% of a heck of a lot of people is still a lot.
- bdangubic 2mo agodo not do this please. if you have a good product, people will pay for it. if you don’t, you don’t. don’t optimize for free-loaders
- iAMkenough 2mo agocorrect. never optimize your product, just wait to see if it's a success or not.
- beachy 2mo agoIf you have an enormous addressable market then it can pay to build awareness as quickly as possible. Having lots of enthusiastic users will do that. Having a useful free tier is a pretty uncontroversial way to get those users. Plenty of apps do this - looking at the first browser tab I have open I see gmail which does exactly this. For a pure client app like an iphone app, you don't have any real "per user" costs, so there are no concerns about going under from the costs of attempting this. It would be very different if you had to pay for server capacity.
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