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Originally Posted by st0ned
Well here are a couple of points:
Set a high price point if you want to weed out the cheapies and the newbs and you will have much less support issues/questions/ICQ's to deal with on a daily basis.
Set a lower price point if you don't plan to offer support or if you don't mind the flood of support queries and you will have a much higher volume of sales.
Say you sell 100 copies at $200 and make 20k and maybe have to answer a few questions every day (giving you more time to add mods for future updates). Or sell 500 copies at $50 and now have to answer questions for 500 clients and only made an extra 5k on the deal, have hardly any time for future updates, get stuck in an endless support queue. Of course you could always hire someone to handle the support queue if you plan to sell in mass quantity at a low price. There are many factors to look at but to me setting a higher price point would be in your best interest.
Though I do plan to purchase the script and prefer to spend less, that is my honest opinion.
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Good points. What I am doing is actually making a decent price, and it will come with so much support, if you can't figure it out after that, then I will start charging for support to keep those people who want me to walk them through creating a model page and stuff, to a minimum.
Incase nobody seen, Price is as followed:
Single Domain: $75
Additional Domains: $45/each
IP Based: $250
Unlimited: $500
Single Domain is for 1 domain and that's it, obviously.
Additional Domain is if you have 2 sites or more.
IP Based is if you have many sites, but only requirement is they all must share the same IP.
Unlimited is, use it on as many domains and ip's as you wish.