Cann't you just post a link for the $30 price? Wanted to try it before it got out of reach at $47.
I cann't P M till I've made 15 posts & although I joined a couple of weeks ago/made a couple posts on a different topic.
On a seperate subject, pricing.. I'd love it to be single-payment, but looks like this model is unfeasible for such a fast moving market sector while needing continued developement.
Monthly subscriptions are easier to take when they're less. My friend plays warcraft and their pricing seems to make to most sense. Buy the game for say $30 then $5 a month for updates..
I don't think any of us want another payment like a mortgage, loan repayment etc in the middle of this recession. Although 99% of us would chuck $45 at a project that might make our life a little easier, and $5p/m to continue its developement. Even if we stopped using it for a couple of months, as our objectives change or dare I say have a bad month, we wouldn't be looking to cancel it at the earliest opportunity!
Above $40p/m - every month (wind, rain, shine, anniversary, birthday, christmas, broke) you won't get a large jump in new subscriptions, just existing users & a slow trickle both leaving and joining your service. I'd think you'd want large & fast growth, which would help you become the industry standard. This would only occur selling in large volumes (100k+) then employing specialist development team that would ensure you stayed too far ahead of the competition to be worth trying to catch.
100k annual users is easily achievable as G's keyword volume for SEO elite are still 50k a month!
5000 sales at $47p/m = 2,820,000
100,000 sales at $45 + ($5 x 12) = 10,500,000
Seems to make more sense..
Maulana, you are a talented programmer. But look again at your pricing, focus getting the affiliates selling a sh*t load & get the program running right. Don't follow the crowd & copy your opponents pricing structure. Look at the bigger picture. Do it different but better..