Would you pay $19 for this Mac menubar app? I recently developed TotalsApp.com, a macOS menubar app that pulls real-time revenue from Stripe, Paddle, Gumroad, Lemon Squeezy, and Polar. It shows your earnings at a glance without needing to open dashboards or log in. It’s a one-time purchase for $19, and you own it forever. I’m curious, do you think this is fair for creators and small business owners? If not, what would you pay? |
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I wouldn't buy this btw. People like big dashboards, it's a vanity metric.
You make a great point about how feedback on price can differ between an actual buyer and a spectator.
Your user is the type of person who obsessively checks their stripe account. They log in multiple times per day. Most people aren’t like that, but some are. Of those people, a small subset are early adopters and into trying new things. The real problem is how to find those people. Once you do, I’d suggest charging more. Once I’m getting my credit card out, I’m probably not paying attention to the difference between $19 and $19/yr. It either has to be so cheap (<$4) that the price feels negligible and I’ll buy on a whim or just charge more.
The biggest hurdle is between $0 and $0.01, because that’s the difference between pulling out my credit card or not.
$19 forever seems fine. Its a nice bit of functionality fot people who'd want such a thing.
There are no $19 business problems.
No.