Show HN: GetMetrics – Metrics and Notifications for Stripe
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#4This looks like baremetrics and bestunning.net combined. Sort of nice to have those two things integrated for what looks to be about half the price. Not sure it'll last though after baremetrics secured an investment from stripe itself. I also found out about baremetrics after emailing stripe (they recommended it). Hard to compete with that without some compelling differentiation.
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#7Your competitor (Josh Pigford, creator of baremetrics.io) created post about why unlimited plans are bad. I think, that it will be nice to read for you. https://baremetrics.io/blog/never-offer-unlimited
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#8Shameless plug: I launched today a similar product for Paymill, http://rhinometrics.io
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#9Congratulations for launching, but maybe you can rise the prices a little bit. You are providing a lot of value for business owners. BTW you had "gurantee" in the pricing section. Shameless plug: I launched today a similar product for Paymill, http://rhinometrics.io
Re: Show HN: GetMetrics – Metrics and Notifications for Stripe
#10Congratulations for launching, but maybe you can rise the prices a little bit. You are providing a lot of value for business owners. BTW you had "gurantee" in the pricing section. Shameless plug: I launched today a similar product for Paymill, http://rhinometrics.io
Thank you, and congratulations for launching Rhinometrics. Regarding prices - you're the second person pointing that out, maybe I should really think about it :-) (+ I'll fix the typo - thanks)
I recommend doing some split testing of the pricing for your plan and seeing which dollar amounts convert across all your versions.