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Have you considered having a plan where you actually pay "per alarm"? It would be appealing and you can still make easy money. I have in mind $10 per alarm or s
by crocowhile 17y ago
Have you considered having a plan where you actually pay "per alarm"? It would be appealing and you can still make easy money. I have in mind $10 per alarm or so.
- blasdel 17y agoA thousand times yes! Allow free signup, and send me a $3 SMS when an alarm goes off, avoiding any need for credit card billing. Another option would be to have a purely prepaid plan, where your account gets debited based on alarms/users per-period, and per-incident. I'm definitely going to use this service while it's free, but I don't think I'd pay $120/year for it unless I had a web startup.
- alexsolo 17y agoI'm not sure how that would work. Would you be charged $10 each time an alarm is triggered and you get SMSed or phoned?