Would appreciate ANY and ALL feedback!

Hey, nice site. I think you're most of the way there.

Who is this for - business owners, developers, or people who are both? Whilst the hero section is cute and clever, it doesn't allow me to identify if this is a thing for me or not.

Is it all your own software? Will you be around in 3 months' time if I commit to build my store using this? The visitor will need some comfort around what they can do here and what support they'll get.

Where are you based? What support do people get? I know it's early access, but people will want to know these before committing to such a project.

An About page would go a long way to addressing some concerns about who I would be doing business with, and help to establish credibility.

If I'm setting up an e-commerce store, I'm pitching you against Shopify. Where do you win against that offering? (you providing the source code is a good start!) What else do I need to know to make me choose you over them? (flexibility over hosting might be a good thing to play-up here, rather than further down the page)

Is anyone external beta testing for you? Can they give you some feedback or testimonials you can use until you have paying customers?

Your pricing table is good but could be great if you highlighted how much discount I'm getting on the annual plan. Just seeing the numbers change and relying on me to do the math(s) isn't going to work well. It's also a proven pattern to call out the middle option as "popular" or the option that most buyers choose.

For Enterprise I'd just use shorthand like "unlimited everything" or "no limits" rather than using the infinity-symbol with each category. I'd also make the "Contact us" active - you really want people looking at the Enterprise category to be able to contact you!

A video showing how easy it is to set up and use would be good, in my opinion. I appreciate that the product might not quite be ready for that yet.

Good luck with the launch.

Jay

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This is a great start to your site. I would suggest adding more personalization to your site, maybe checkout twik for all things personalization!

summer10

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5 years ago
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Hey, nice site. I think you're most of the way there.

Who is this for - business owners, developers, or people who are both? Whilst the hero section is cute and clever, it doesn't allow me to identify if this is a thing for me or not.

Is it all your own software? Will you be around in 3 months' time if I commit to build my store using this? The visitor will need some comfort around what they can do here and what support they'll get.

Where are you based? What support do people get? I know it's early access, but people will want to know these before committing to such a project.

An About page would go a long way to addressing some concerns about who I would be doing business with, and help to establish credibility.

If I'm setting up an e-commerce store, I'm pitching you against Shopify. Where do you win against that offering? (you providing the source code is a good start!) What else do I need to know to make me choose you over them? (flexibility over hosting might be a good thing to play-up here, rather than further down the page)

Is anyone external beta testing for you? Can they give you some feedback or testimonials you can use until you have paying customers?

Your pricing table is good but could be great if you highlighted how much discount I'm getting on the annual plan. Just seeing the numbers change and relying on me to do the math(s) isn't going to work well. It's also a proven pattern to call out the middle option as "popular" or the option that most buyers choose.

For Enterprise I'd just use shorthand like "unlimited everything" or "no limits" rather than using the infinity-symbol with each category. I'd also make the "Contact us" active - you really want people looking at the Enterprise category to be able to contact you!

A video showing how easy it is to set up and use would be good, in my opinion. I appreciate that the product might not quite be ready for that yet.

Good luck with the launch.

Jay

jaymie

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5 years ago
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I was hoping to see a fully deployed example

orliesaurus

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5 years ago
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