[seoko]

I don't like freemium models, they don't work in the majority of cases.

While I respect freemium can work for some, for the vast majority it is a completely overused model. You are not going to make money on freemium unless you have a large user base, period.

This _really_ makes me unlikely to take your product serious as I don't know whether or not you will be here tomorrow. I have been stung before by tools with freemium pricing that ceased operation. I would much rather you charged a fee that was sustainable in the long run.

[Laplace0096]

I do tend to agree, unless you reach large numbers of users and get around a 2% - 5% conversion rate to paid subscriptions I don't think freemium is good.

However, with it being a task management app it isn't impossible that it will break this kind of number. Though with the competition it may be a bit of a long shot.

[lonote]

I think the key question is whether they will reach that level of users...I guess not. To reach 10 million + users which is the only way I see to make this worthwhile would take a massive amount of effort in a crowded marketplace like this, it isn't likely at all.

So with that being said, going freemium is probably the death-knell for the product.

[tmillsclare]

Thanks for the feedback I appreciate. While it is beta we are not charging and what you're using now will remain free but we will be looking at expansion, for more information you can take a look here.

https://quire.io/pricing