[bound008]

This point is very interesting. I was watching a PG interview on YC's resources for startups.

An audience member asked about how to get pricing right early. Part of PG's answer (from autogenerated CC):

you can always change your prices later though if you want to lower your prices no one's gonna complain and if you want to raise your prices you just grandfather your existing users which if you have exponential growth will always be a tiny subset of your total users and then no one will complain about that either

https://www.ycombinator.com/library/85-a-conversation-with-p...

[bombcar]

This is so obvious that I’m surprised more companies don’t do it - even Google falls into these blunders.