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Should I go open-source or give free trial and then charge the users?
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#2Would you pay for this? And what would be the expectation?
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#4Sounds cool but not like something anyone would pay for, so I would suggest open source.
If you want to monetize it go SaaS for enterprise but this is probably the worst time for that.
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#5Sounds cool but not like something anyone would pay for, so I would suggest open source. If you want to monetize it go SaaS for enterprise but this is probably the worst time for that.
What do you mean this is the worst time for saas?
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#6The answer to your question depends on your goals. Without understanding what outcomes you are hoping for it's difficult to reply.
You should also tell us more about your market research. Who is your target customer? (Are you expecting the Jira user to pay? Or the company they work for?)
Or do you want users, but not money?
IME Jira tends to be used by people at larger organizations, who likely have strict "what you can install" rules. Which would make this an Enterprise sale.
But anyway, tell us more about who you built this for, and how you intend to reach them.
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#9The answer to your question depends on your goals. Without understanding what outcomes you are hoping for it's difficult to reply. You should also tell us more about your market research. Who is your target customer? (Are you expecting the Jira user to pay? Or the company they work for?) Or do you want users, but not money? IME Jira tends to be used by people at larger organizations, who likely have strict "what you…
The product runs on the machine locally, captures accessibility/screen ocr and takes care of your Jira task updates. No data leaves the machine
This is where it is right now, but the idea is that it does all the developer overhead automatically. No more manual Jira updates, Doc updates, Slack response, etc. No more losing context mid-flow.
Thats the context, what are your thoughts?
Re: Should I go open-source or give free trial and then charge the users?
#10The answer to your question depends on your goals. Without understanding what outcomes you are hoping for it's difficult to reply. You should also tell us more about your market research. Who is your target customer? (Are you expecting the Jira user to pay? Or the company they work for?) Or do you want users, but not money? IME Jira tends to be used by people at larger organizations, who likely have strict "what you…
I think I wanna target customers who are in small and medium scale orgs, where they use some standard tool like jira/linear but don't have a hard security team blocker. Target developers who are focusing on improving their efficiency individually and then our enterprise version will be for those teams that want to improve the overall teams efficiency by reducing mundane work and giving them insights on what their team can do better each week