Need advise! Sign up price $29.99 or $14.95 - GoFuckYourself.com

interracialtoons · 01-07-2007, 12:51 PM

Please give me your advise on sign up prices.

When I started my toon site I charged $14.95 with no trial.
Since then similar sites have come out and all seem to be charging
$14.95 also.

My price now is $29.99 with no trial. So I am basically the most expensive in this small niche of sites.

Maybe sign ups would be more with the lower price but I don't really know.
In fact I think it would not make a differrence. Even if sign ups increased the affiliate would still have to make double the sign ups to get the same pay check.

So the questions for me are

1. Do affiliates want a lower price because they think they will get more sign ups?

2. Should my sign up price be lowered just for the sake of being competitive with the other sites out there?

3. Should I stick with the higher price because some affiliates think they will make more money?

I personally feel that we all make more with the higher price but let me hear your opinion.

Thanks

PMdave · 01-07-2007, 01:01 PM

all depends on what is inside the sites. And there is a whole range of possibilities between 14,95 and 29,95.

interracialtoons · 01-07-2007, 01:09 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by PMdave

all depends on what is inside the sites. And there is a whole range of possibilities between 14,95 and 29,95.

The prices between 14 and 29 are not worth considering.
I either charge what I think should be paid($29.99) or I match the price that is the most common for my type of site($14.95)

interracialtoons · 01-07-2007, 01:44 PM

bump for more advise

ravo · 01-07-2007, 01:44 PM

My gut feeling is that porn is price-insensitive, to a point. It's mostly an impulse purchase, so price really doesn't matter.

But, the only way you're going to find out for sure is to experiment with different price points, and see what gives you the highest profit (my guess is $29.95 will).

Boobs · 01-07-2007, 01:48 PM

trial and error, as an affiliate i'd rather get paid $XX per trial

interracialtoons · 01-07-2007, 01:59 PM

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Originally Posted by Boobs

trial and error, as an affiliate i'd rather get paid $XX per trial

I did the trial thing and no trials makes the most money because they get the most rebills. Letting surfers in the site for cheap just encourages them to "race" thru the site and quit to try and save money. They don't really enjoy the experience by racing thru the site like people who can take their time over a month.

lakroze · 01-07-2007, 02:16 PM

get the higher one - the visitors will think that its worth more than the cheap ones :D

interracialtoons · 01-07-2007, 04:42 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by lakroze

get the higher one - the visitors will think that its worth more than the cheap ones :D

That's what I think also.
Some surfers might look at a site with a $9.99 sign up and think
"At this price this site can't be worth a shit".

who · 01-07-2007, 04:45 PM

what the hell man, open a 'premium' section that costs $29.99 and keep a 'standard' section at $14.95. Do them on different domains if you want.

nekrom · 01-07-2007, 04:51 PM

Ok my 2 bob on the matter.

1. As an affiliate cheap monthly joins make me jack shite on a 50% rev platform, on that perspective I'd rather push a higher join price.

2. As you said you are in a small niche. I'd not lower myself to compete with others, I'd stick to my guns and make my own price points. End of the if you're making money with the higher price point, I'd see no reason to lower it. All you'd be doing is cutting your bottom line.

3. Yes. Not many affiliates would be happy pushing a 50% rev program on a $15 monthly join price. If you pay all the fees that's $7.50 a join. Now for me to push a site paying me that, each join would have to rebill at least 2-3+ months to match other site/s earnings.

I also agree some surfers see a price point as a reflection of the quality content of a members area. A higher one working more in your favour, go figure.

I also agree surfers that take trials over full price monthly joins, rebill less in my experiance, then surfers that take the full join price point from the get go.

-N

PMdave · 01-07-2007, 05:03 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by interracialtoons

That's what I think also.
Some surfers might look at a site with a $9.99 sign up and think
"At this price this site can't be worth a shit".

on the other hand he can think "hmmm only 9.99? what d I have to lose?" signs up, likes your site and thinks "well it's only 9,99 so I keep my membership running"

While at 29,95 he might think "hmm thats almost double of what the other sites cost... let's see how different this site is compared to the cheaper ones" signs up and makes his conclusion. Now how sure are you your site is worth twice as much as most other similar sites on the net? Will the surfer say "hell yes I like this so much that I'm gonna keep this membership and never join another site again" or will he think "hmmm for that price I can get a membership at site xxx AND zzz"?

TampaToker · 01-07-2007, 05:06 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by PMdave

on the other hand he can think "hmmm only 9.99? what d I have to lose?" signs up, likes your site and thinks "well it's only 9,99 so I keep my membership running"

While at 29,95 he might think "hmm thats almost double of what the other sites cost... let's see how different this site is compared to the cheaper ones" signs up and makes his conclusion. Now how sure are you your site is worth twice as much as most other similar sites on the net? Will the surfer say "hell yes I like this so much that I'm gonna keep this membership and never join another site again" or will he think "hmmm for that price I can get a membership at site xxx AND zzz"?

thank you i didn't feel like typin that myself

interracialtoons · 01-07-2007, 05:53 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by who

what the hell man, open a 'premium' section that costs $29.99 and keep a 'standard' section at $14.95. Do them on different domains if you want.

There is a reason you are sucessfull. That is brilliant. I never thought of it.
I probably will not do it because I have affiliates and the one pushing the premium site price will probably feel like switching because they think they are being "under cut".

interracialtoons · 01-07-2007, 05:55 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by nekrom

Ok my 2 bob on the matter.

1. As an affiliate cheap monthly joins make me jack shite on a 50% rev platform, on that perspective I'd rather push a higher join price.

2. As you said you are in a small niche. I'd not lower myself to compete with others, I'd stick to my guns and make my own price points. End of the if you're making money with the higher price point, I'd see no reason to lower it. All you'd be doing is cutting your bottom line.

3. Yes. Not many affiliates would be happy pushing a 50% rev program on a $15 monthly join price. If you pay all the fees that's $7.50 a join. Now for me to push a site paying me that, each join would have to rebill at least 2-3+ months to match other site/s earnings.

I also agree some surfers see a price point as a reflection of the quality content of a members area. A higher one working more in your favour, go figure.

I also agree surfers that take trials over full price monthly joins, rebill less in my experiance, then surfers that take the full join price point from the get go.

-N

Thanks for taking time to give that advise. I think exactly as you do.
I got my opinions from my experience promoting other sites and it seems you have the same experience.

scottybuzz · 01-07-2007, 06:06 PM

the higher price the better, for all parties

quality is what counts.

dont tell them how cheap it is
tell them how good quality it is.

01-07-2007, 12:51 PM	#1
interracialtoons Confirmed User Join Date: May 2006 Posts: 1,910	Need advise! Sign up price $29.99 or $14.95 Please give me your advise on sign up prices. When I started my toon site I charged $14.95 with no trial. Since then similar sites have come out and all seem to be charging $14.95 also. My price now is $29.99 with no trial. So I am basically the most expensive in this small niche of sites. Maybe sign ups would be more with the lower price but I don't really know. In fact I think it would not make a differrence. Even if sign ups increased the affiliate would still have to make double the sign ups to get the same pay check. So the questions for me are 1. Do affiliates want a lower price because they think they will get more sign ups? 2. Should my sign up price be lowered just for the sake of being competitive with the other sites out there? 3. Should I stick with the higher price because some affiliates think they will make more money? I personally feel that we all make more with the higher price but let me hear your opinion. Thanks __________________ Done.

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ravo Confirmed User Industry Role: Join Date: Jun 2001 Location: Skype: ravo.fpctraffic Posts: 5,444	My gut feeling is that porn is price-insensitive, to a point. It's mostly an impulse purchase, so price really doesn't matter. But, the only way you're going to find out for sure is to experiment with different price points, and see what gives you the highest profit (my guess is $29.95 will). __________________ AdultAdBroker - Buy and Sell Your Flat Rate Banners, Links, Tabs, Pops, Email Clicks and Members' Area Traffic - updated Sept 2025

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nekrom Confirmed User Industry Role: Join Date: Mar 2004 Location: Australia/Asia Posts: 921	Ok my 2 bob on the matter. 1. As an affiliate cheap monthly joins make me jack shite on a 50% rev platform, on that perspective I'd rather push a higher join price. 2. As you said you are in a small niche. I'd not lower myself to compete with others, I'd stick to my guns and make my own price points. End of the if you're making money with the higher price point, I'd see no reason to lower it. All you'd be doing is cutting your bottom line. 3. Yes. Not many affiliates would be happy pushing a 50% rev program on a $15 monthly join price. If you pay all the fees that's $7.50 a join. Now for me to push a site paying me that, each join would have to rebill at least 2-3+ months to match other site/s earnings. I also agree some surfers see a price point as a reflection of the quality content of a members area. A higher one working more in your favour, go figure. I also agree surfers that take trials over full price monthly joins, rebill less in my experiance, then surfers that take the full join price point from the get go. -N __________________ Free Traffic

01-07-2007, 01:01 PM	#2
PMdave Confirmed User Join Date: Dec 2003 Posts: 1,517	all depends on what is inside the sites. And there is a whole range of possibilities between 14,95 and 29,95.

01-07-2007, 02:16 PM	#8
lakroze Confirmed User Join Date: Dec 2004 Location: 164924664 Posts: 3,527	get the higher one - the visitors will think that its worth more than the cheap ones :D

01-07-2007, 04:45 PM	#10
who So Fucking Banned Join Date: Aug 2003 Location: ICQ #23642053 Posts: 19,593	what the hell man, open a 'premium' section that costs $29.99 and keep a 'standard' section at $14.95. Do them on different domains if you want.

01-07-2007, 06:06 PM	#16
scottybuzz Too lazy to set a custom title Industry Role: Join Date: May 2006 Location: NY Posts: 14,800	the higher price the better, for all parties quality is what counts. dont tell them how cheap it is tell them how good quality it is. __________________ $$$$$ MAKE HUGE MONEY IN CAMS - CLICK HERE $$$$$ Last edited by scottybuzz; 01-07-2007 at 06:08 PM..