I am currently developing a SaaS and would love to get your feedback on my idea.
The system will allow people to create the perfect pricing table for their product or service on their website. I'll have premade templates, and these can be customized to your liking with the ability to also create your own. There will also be useful information on what is need in a pricing table to increase sales and have the perfect pricing table.
To implement the created pricing table, a snippet of code will be implemented on said website to then show this pricing table. The pricing tables can be controlled and managed through the website I create. Analytical data will also be tracked like number of clicks on each pricing point.
Reason behind this SaaS:
I've noticed that there are several people asking about how best to go about designing a pricing table and page.
There are many complex pricing table designs, and this can be challenging for many to create and implement.
People are not getting insightful data about their pricing tables that could be useful to them.
Issue with this idea:
Please let me know your thoughts.
This is really not a must-have problem for me, I would not pay for it either. It is not that hard to do it myself, there are several other free/paid solutions, I use a general user behavior tracking service, and I do not want to manage subs for small services like yours. Maybe if you do some extra work, like becoming a template library by adding more features, or making a Saas with A/B testing prices.
Hi Stewart,
I may not be your ideal customer. Personally, I'll not pay for such a service. In the initial days, I'll not emphasise much on the pricing table. I'll build connections that no matter what happens will lead to sales. And when the company is generating enough revenue, I'll go with a dedicated developer to do this stuff.
Thanks for the feedback :)
Correct me if i am wrong, but isnt a pricing table still very important when trying to generate sales from your strong connections?
Even when going with a dedicated developer, they may not have the neccesarry knowledge to develope the correct pricing table that will generate sales. You could guide them but that takes away from valuable time that could be spent else where, right?
With the strong connections, I'll tell them the price. I think this is influenced by culture. I understand your point of view.
If I hire a developer, this is going to be his/her task to create such a thing. Even though its time consuming, but still it is his/her job.