I need an advice…

[njegovan]

Hello, first to give you a little brief. I sell services on monthly/yearly base; domains, servers, emails etc.
And this is privacy, anonymity and tor friendly services, which uses zero JS (important).

I said no JS for important for a reason. On site I can only have one currency shown. First I had dollars and I got a bunch of sales (when business pumped). Then I changed to Euros, and I am not sure, but like business is falling a bit.

I switched to Euros cause some of my friends told me to, and now someone else told me to put dollars. I am confused currently and I need advice.

I have customers from all over the world world, not more from EU and not more from US or Asia.

What do you suggest? If I put back dollar, would that actually confuse existing customers?

 

[ldmagency]

Hello, first to give you a little brief. I sell services on monthly/yearly base; domains, servers, emails etc.
And this is privacy, anonymity and tor friendly services, which uses zero JS (important).

I said no JS for important for a reason. On site I can only have one currency shown. First I had dollars and I got a bunch of sales (when business pumped). Then I changed to Euros, and I am not sure, but like business is falling a bit.

I switched to Euros cause some of my friends told me to, and now someone else told me to put dollars. I am confused currently and I need advice.

I have customers from all over the world world, not more from EU and not more from US or Asia.

What do you suggest? If I put back dollar, would that actually confuse existing customers?

I would suggest you to switch back to USD. It’s more familiar globally and usually helps sales. Won’t confuse existing customers if you mention prices stay the same. EUR might feel higher for non-EU buyers, so USD is safer for worldwide audience.