[Hakeemmidan]

Your pricing seems way too low (in my opinion). Creating API docs is not very common, so your customers might not be that many. So you need to be more aggressive on pricing to stay sustainable. But I could be totally wrong.

Also, on an unrelated side note, SEO seems very important here (for public facing API docs), so I'd put some emphasis on that as well. Good search mechanisms are also of great help in API docs. So I'd try to knock that out of the park as well.

[Maria_Do]

Hi Hakeemmidan, thanks so much for the feedback! Compared to the price of other tools in this space and/or price of a technical writer our price is definitely a lot lower. Besides creating the doc, we also offer user analytics and make it easy to auto-update etc, so we provide value in staying our platform with the monthly subscription. We also share the opinion that a lot of APIs currently are undocumented due to tools being tedious, and we want to change that.

[nicoburns]

> Your pricing seems way too low (in my opinion). Creating API docs is not very common, so your customers might not be that many.

Inclined to disagree on this one. I feel like creating API docs is uncommon largely because the tools are bad (and what tools do exist tend to be expensive). I think success for this kind of company might involve creating a market for documentation by lowering the barrier to entry.

[arobakid]

Thanks for your feedback. We are still experimenting with the pricing and what would make sense to our users. Regarding SEO, I 100% agree with you. Next week we are releasing a feature that enables companies to customize the URLs, optimize API doc SEO

[Hakeemmidan]

Best of luck! ( ^__^ )/*