Job hunting is typically sporadic rather than a continuous activity Nigerian users may hesitate to commit to recurring payments Local purchasing power must be considered for pricing
I'd appreciate insights from those who:
Have launched SaaS products in emerging markets Have experimented with hybrid pricing models Can share data on which model drives better customer retention and revenue
What pricing approach would you recommend for this type of product in this market? Are there creative alternatives I should consider?
gus_massa•9mo ago
> Option 2: Pay-as-you-go bundles ($3 for X answers, no expiration)
add a ridicule expiration date, like 1 year. So you don't have complains in 10 years when you have to redesign your plans.
Some people used a model that charge only the months the user use the service, It may be a good middle ground, but it's better to add a warning so people don't complain becuse they forgot that they registered the credit card 6 months ago.
I think I prefer "X answers in 1 month", but I'm not sure my opinion is a good one.