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Thanks Jeff, Yes, those are very valid points. I think we were not very clear on "unlimited" support, We are offering unlimited small fixes and we would do only

by vive 12y ago

Thanks Jeff, Yes, those are very valid points. I think we were not very clear on "unlimited" support, We are offering unlimited small fixes and we would do only one at a time. So O think yes we are not very clear on explaining that on the site yes? Our aim is to offer 24/7 ultimately. But at present we don't offer it. But we would offer it once we have few traction. You are right when their site is hacked or plugin screwed they really wanted to fix it right immediately. Yes we are working towards going on 24/7 in a month or two. Yes WPCurve, WPSiteCare all do good I guess and mostly they are impressive as well on their services. Hats off to them.

jeffmould 12y ago
One thing you might consider as you move towards 24x7 is possibly offering multiple price points. Include a higher level price point that provides the 24x7 service. That way at least you are getting paid for that late night service. Plus it weeds out the customer that wants 24x7 service but doesn't really need it. If it is a true "emergency" and that critical most likely they will spend a little more to have someone available immediately. I will be honest, I did not read through the entire site so I am not sure if it was or was not clear on the site. But just in case I would also clearly spell out in the terms or on a separate page what fixes are included and what are not. Either way the key to success is having as clear of an understanding of what is expected and what is not expected for an end result before you begin any work. It is better to turn down the $50 customer that will cost you $500 than to try and make it work with them.
- vive 12y ago
  Thanks a lot Jeff, Such a wonderful thought. Yes you are right, I would have a different plan which would cost upwards $99 to provide 24/7 and also have a resolution time as very less. I would add up the list of example fixes on what we can fix it for the subscription which would clearly help. You are right at present our site lacks it and we don't have the sample fixes though at present. Yes, definitely its always better to turn down $50 customer that will cost $500 for us :)

by vive 12y ago

jeffmould 12y ago

One thing you might consider as you move towards 24x7 is possibly offering multiple price points. Include a higher level price point that provides the 24x7 service. That way at least you are getting paid for that late night service. Plus it weeds out the customer that wants 24x7 service but doesn't really need it. If it is a true "emergency" and that critical most likely they will spend a little more to have someone available immediately. I will be honest, I did not read through the entire site so I am not sure if it was or was not clear on the site. But just in case I would also clearly spell out in the terms or on a separate page what fixes are included and what are not. Either way the key to success is having as clear of an understanding of what is expected and what is not expected for an end result before you begin any work. It is better to turn down the $50 customer that will cost you $500 than to try and make it work with them.

vive 12y ago
Thanks a lot Jeff, Such a wonderful thought. Yes you are right, I would have a different plan which would cost upwards $99 to provide 24/7 and also have a resolution time as very less. I would add up the list of example fixes on what we can fix it for the subscription which would clearly help. You are right at present our site lacks it and we don't have the sample fixes though at present. Yes, definitely its always better to turn down $50 customer that will cost $500 for us :)