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Comment #1858992
Just a thought, but maybe consider offering the ladies a bigger percentage? They're the ones doing the actual answering and you're taking 50%... Or, maybe increase the cost per que…
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Comment #1814170
Thanks for your response. I actually don't know how wealthy the group is/will be because I haven't actually figured out the target just yet. I have an idea of who the product will …
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Comment #1814165
Thanks for that, they'll definitely be additional plans! :)
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Comment #1814112
It's more subtle than that: you need to discover what the current features are worth to people. You might be surprised to find that value is higher than what you would think, regar…
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Comment #1812347
Also a very good point, thank you for that! :)
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Comment #1812271
Very good point, thank you. Yes, I'll definitely be testing the pricing, but since it's a new service I'm trying to avoid people not subscribing for silly reasons like "it's too ch…
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Comment #1812241
Annual subscriptions are a good idea, thank you, and thanks for the references.
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Comment #1812229
Thanks you two, that's good advice... and I'll definitely be offering multiple packages for premium usage. :)
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Comment #1812219
Thanks for your response. Hmm... see, I used to think starting with the higher price was better, but now I think it definitely depends on the feature set at the beginning. Right no…
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Ask HN: Is $2.95/month too cheap for a B2C SaaS?
I'm looking at pricing for a new B2C-based SaaS, and I'm wondering if going with $2.95 or $3 per month would be considered "too cheap." Does anyone have any experience with this pr…
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Comment #1749082
Another option is Spreedly. They store the credit card information internally (they're DSS compliant), so that you can switch merchant accounts/gateways as needed. If you want to t…
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Comment #1720405
Good advice, thanks you two!
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Comment #1719514
Interesting. Any other recommendations on how to secure regex's that take in user input in Ruby/Rails?
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Ask YC: Recommendations for a Canadian-accessible merchant account provider?
Hi all, I've been trying to find a good merchant account for a Canada-based SaaS startup (the payments will be in US though). I plan on using a service like Spreedly as a gateway, …
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Comment #1625712
Interesting points. I'm leaning towards having PayPal as an option, but I don't think I'd use them as my main provider, at least not for long... Thank you both.
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Comment #1625711
It certainly does help, thank you Ramit. Have you done any split testing to see if your conversions increase with PayPal though? Any thoughts/data on having PayPal as a secondary p…
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Ask HN: Why do 37signals and others not accept PayPal?
Hi all, I've been wondering about this for a while. It seems as though there are a lot of people out there who would prefer to use PayPal to pay for things online, either due to la…