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As another commenter noted, your site doesn't really give much away, I too would need to see screenshots or a product video. Also when I click on the Pricing link at the top it's not immediately obvious I just jumped past your product feature blurb to a #anchor. It says "All this for only $10 a month. Checkmate." and I thought, "All what?", then realised I needed to scroll up.
I have this pain point. I was hoping for API docs and a live chat or contact us section... In my case, I'd like to allow customer service candidates who have passed initial skills test screeners to be prompted to select a primary and secondary scheduling slot and have those selections pushed to gcal.
No freaking way this is worth $10/mo, especially when creating your own by embedding your Google Calendar in a web page (or in the case of my example, a Google Site page) and sharing the link is free. https://sites.google.com/site/elliottally/ I've included a link to that in my email signature for the last couple of years to solve specifically this problem and it works great. It's not particularly beautiful, but it s…
All the competitors charge $10/mo or more at their starter price, and their free tier is all but unusable (some include ads).
I understand that $10/mo might seem unreasonable for some use cases.
No freaking way this is worth $10/mo, especially when creating your own by embedding your Google Calendar in a web page (or in the case of my example, a Google Site page) and sharing the link is free. https://sites.google.com/site/elliottally/ I've included a link to that in my email signature for the last couple of years to solve specifically this problem and it works great. It's not particularly beautiful, but it s…
Would $5/mo be more reasonable? All the competitors charge $10/mo or more at their starter price, and their free tier is all but unusable (some include ads). I understand that $10/mo might seem unreasonable for some use cases.
Remember - people who will use this service will probably do it for business, they wont be teenagers, and a $10 will be nothing if the service provides any type of value at all.