[edreichua]

Thanks for sharing! Will look into how we can make the fact that this is a paid app more apparent from the onset. We do have pricing information on our homepage (https://stellarsleep.com/faqs) but I'll be the first to admit that it's not easy to find.

[rmbyrro]

Your pricing is buried inside a collapsed FAQ? I was charitable to you when reading these comments, since I know sales is hard, but this is as shady as I've never seen before. It's a shame, because it casts a shadow on everything else and makes me question whether I should give you credit and really try this...

[ekanes]

I don't think you're really hearing the feedback here.

When someone says "you're being shady" the right answer isn't "we'll look into how we can be less shady." The right answer is "oh snap, you're right. Sorry. We'll fix this asap please check back later today."

[shellfishgene]

They are mostly interested in making money, not helping people with insomnia, so shady is fine for that goal.

[wussboy]

That is curious, since price is the first thing many people look for. You’d think it would be displayed prominently. The fact it’s not almost makes one wonder if there is something untoward happening.

[asaddhamani]

It costs $63 per month and you need to pay quarterly. I guess that’s why it’s buried.

[TylerE]

Nothing shows confidence in your product quite like requiring an extended lock-in, does it?

[robertlagrant]

Wow! Is this mostly meant to be prescribed rather than subscribed to?

[hmcq6]

the `/faqs` page is not the homepage.

Why is pricing on the `/faqs` page and not it's own page?

Hanlon's razor doesn't apply to YC backed startups. This is shady not sloppy.