Plus, the way the framework is, it's relatively simple to now continue creating different looks.
On the other hand, I don't have enough fingers and toes to count businesses who have started on such a "offer it cheap, get lots of customers" and failed because of it.
Im scared of life-time support, but I appreciate the idea. And we do have life-time licenses such as domain removal and such. Just not the product support license itself. Essentially when you buy a product from me for $30 or whatever, you're paying for support for the year. Thats how I look at it. I get thousands of tickets, its tough to keep up. Not that our products have a lot of bugs, its just people ask a lot of questions. Which I'm OK with so long as there is a small payment for it.Instead of so cheap, why not offer the styles the way they are now and then a lifetime club membership.. something like a one time $300.00 cost giving you access to all current and new styles for unlimited usage for life for the single $300.00 fee.
This was one of the things that came up when Kim and I discussed this two years ago.Like I said, from an end user PoV, fantastic.
From your point of view, are you willing to support and update styles for pennies each year.
Say you got 100 signed up at $50, nice, $5000 in the back pocket. But by the time you divide that between the 50 styles, thats a mere $100 per style to keep it up to date each year. I say "mere" because, I assume at $20-$30 a pop for your high quality work, you sell more than 4-5 a year on each style.
Are you willing to do that?
I'd hate to see a company such as yours disappear due to overcommiting and under funding.
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