throwaway_23124

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   by throwaway_23124 5y ago

   > I'm a little confused on how you are interpreting the majority of your customers opting for discounted pricing as an indication that you should raise prices. The way I see it, most customers are happy enough after a 30-day trial t
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   by throwaway_23124 5y ago

   I see. My product is somewhat in between B2B and B2C (i.e. plenty of regular folks subscribing for their personal use, but also plenty of companies using it). Perhaps this is a strong signal in favor of price segmentation to make future B2B
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   by throwaway_23124 5y ago

   I absolutely don't plan to change any existing subscription; everybody always gets grandfathered in forever. The early adopters' invaluable feedback + potential bad rep from raising prices is reason enough. I'm mostly looking
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   by throwaway_23124 5y ago

   >On the yearly subscription, do you charge for the entire year upfront? Yes. The annual subscription is < $250/year, so I don't believe it's expensive enough to stop people purely because it's a big charge. >How
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   Ask HN: My startup has more annual subscribers than monthly. What to make of it?

   106 points by throwaway_23124 5y ago|132 comments