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Free to acquire users down the line is very different that free to gather feedback. People who will pay you are typically very different than those who will use your product for free. Feedback from people who won't pay is feedback you want to weed out.
^ all feedback is good ^
Sounds like your mind is made up.
Earlier quoted context omitted.
Free to acquire users down the line is very different that free to gather feedback. People who will pay you are typically very different than those who will use your product for free. Feedback from people who won't pay is feedback you want to weed out.
^ all feedback is good ^
I am typically against free web apps. It lowers the bar for everyone. People get what they pay for, I would be worried you are not in business to make money... Must be another strategy behind this.
If the revenue is coming from transaction fees, present that as a feature. I could really see a transparent transaction-based model with free accounts working.
When you say "invoicing should be free", that sounds like a nice revolutionary pitch, but I wonder if BallinBige could clarify what features would be paid?
I am typically against free web apps. It lowers the bar for everyone. People get what they pay for, I would be worried you are not in business to make money... Must be another strategy behind this.
I think that having the other revenue sources transparent to the users would help both problems. People do want to know that a service that their business depends on (even a little bit) is going to stick around, and they don't want surprises when you ask for money from something other than subscriptions. If the revenue is coming from transaction fees, present that as a feature. I could really see a transparent transa…
For anyone using online billing/invoicing, what features do you feel are missing? For instance, billing analytics are generally ignored. thoughts?
FreshBooks' top service is $40/month--not a huge distance from free already. But, it's not like I would just give away $40 if I didn't need to.