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A note about prices. I'm in need for such a service and thank you to provide it. But $30/month is more that what I would give. For that price, I would expect t
by oelmekki 13y ago
A note about prices. I'm in need for such a service and thank you to provide it.
But $30/month is more that what I would give. For that price, I would expect to have a human teacher to review my progression from time to time and provide advices.
At $20/month, I would use the service for something like three or four month, until I decide I'm ready enough.
At $10/month, I would probably consider a permanent subscription.
- dangrossman 13y ago> But $30/month is more that what I would give. For that price, I would expect to have a human teacher to review my progression from time to time and provide advices. That's less than half what it'd cost to hire a language tutor for a single hour.
- znt 13y agoThis is the feedback I was looking for. I basically came up with the prices, and haven't done any pricing research. I will very likely pull prices down with the next release.
- dangrossman 13y agoNo matter what price points you choose, someone will always want to pay less. You don't want to undercharge either; a copy of Rosetta Stone runs about $500 for discs or $39/month for their online courses.
- oelmekki 13y agoI didn't say I want to pay less. I said I want more for this price, and provided what I expect as my consumer behavior for each price range.
- znt 13y agoThanks for the input. I am a total newbie when it comes to pricing, and open to any logical advice. Maybe I can add a message to the payment page that says something like "1 month of membership costs less than 1 hour of private 1 to 1 tutoring".