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Nice! Congrats! Pricing is pretty cheap imo, why don't you try doubling prices? You might double income just like that..
by tmartty 7y ago
Nice! Congrats!
Pricing is pretty cheap imo, why don't you try doubling prices? You might double income just like that..
- frits1993 7y agoCheap indeed it is, but I guess that matches the target audience. IPTV is relatively cheap, and the service my tool offers is really a bonus and not a must. More importantly, I don't think I would pay more than I am currently charging my users, so I think it's just fair. Also, I prefer a whole lot of small payments than a couple of big ones, and for now that seems to be going in the right direction.
- lerchmo 7y agoI would consider not trusting your intuition when it comes to pricing.
- natch 7y agoI think this is good advice, but then I also think the current pricing is fair for what it does. If it did a lot more, then it could be priced higher. I mean compare to say Spotify. Up to six people in a household can listen in their cars and any phone and any computer to any music pretty much, in fantastic quality with lots of features, for what $15 a month. Now that is worth $15 a month, as it's delivering actual content. That is a lot more value than an (admittedly compelling) editor that I just use to edit some preferences essentially.
- WA 7y agoI have an app that also went for $1 for a bit. People who are willing to pay $1 also pay $2. If this was my app, I'd simplify the pricing a lot. Get rid of the free tier. People who aren't willing to pay for your service should go somewhere else. Instead, give people a free trial for 30 days or whatever. I'd make it so: $2 = mixture of your current Amateur + Pro, maybe call it "Basic" $5 = "Pro" with all features Simple is good. You don't need 4 tiers if your target audience is kinda price sensitive. 2 is enough.