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by drb311
4360 days ago
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The most interesting thing is that even though people complain about the high price, the wallet test shows that real customers recognize the value and are content to pay $99. The App Store has conditioned people to ASK for a low price, but that doesn't mean developers have to offer one. Any advice that says you should give people the price they ask for is bad -- the optimum price for any product is almost certainly higher than most people would pay. Even 99c apps shift far fewer units than freemium ones. However I suspect HttpWatch would make even more money with a true freemium model where you pay for the volume of use. |
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