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by wintermutestwin
1516 days ago
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>People will refuse to pay $50 once for software but will happily pay $20-$50 per month for a service Define "people." Just because the average Joe racks up credit card debt and buys lottery tickets because they are bad at math doesn't mean that there isn't a market for wise consumers. I am the exact opposite of your equation and flat out refuse to subscribe to anything that clearly doesn't need to be a service. (and tend to avoid the unnecessary application of a service model to SW) >All economic incentives for the past 20+ years ...for the mass market that VCs tend to target. And yes, I get where your data points are coming from, but there is a pendulum and no matter how rockstar your customer success folks are, the churn is going to ramp up as the pendulum swings back. (IMO of course) |
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