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How to know if people are willing to pay for the product? We pre-launched our first product.

We launched indify.co today and we got many people signing up to get notified for our launching in July. It's super exciting! However, we didn't have a pricing validation. What is your advice to figure out pricing strategy?

on June 16, 2020
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    Charge what you think is right, research your landscape/competitors, understand your customers.

    Make a decision on what feels right, then experiment.

    Lots of people say to 'charge more', but I built my business on starting at the lower end, then increasing every few months or each year.

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      Thank you Rosie. I think the charge from the lower end is a good start for our website.

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    I would say it really comes down to the business and the target customer (price sensitive or not) but I would try your absolute best to charge for the product without a freemium model.

    As I tell everyone now, I have done both freemium and non-freemium and if they will not pay for the product/service, you are not adding enough value or solving a big enough problem thus pricing is not the problem.

    Just my two sense though! The product looks nice. Best of luck!

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      Thank you Joe! We will try to test a bunch to see what people think.