Re: App pricing
Because it’s a very small market and while thiurd party keyboards may not operate using a subscription model, there are plenty of apps which use this method. Maybe companies like Microsoft, Google or Apple can afford to develop free apps for the blind, but a couple who wants to do something nice and incidently comes up with a great product for a few thousand people should not be expected to do it for free. I for one have no problem paying a buck a month for being able to type as fast as a sighted person, OK, let’s say as fast as some sighted people, there still are sighted people who can type a lot faster and also others who are slower.
From: hello@flicktype.groups.io <hello@flicktype.groups.io>
On Behalf Of Force of nature psychic
Sent: Monday, July 2, 2018 9:15 AM To: hello@flicktype.groups.io Subject: Re: [FlickType] App pricing
I don't think a A subscription based product would work. People just wouldn't pay. I myself don't really fancy paying an ongoing subscription for this application. I am more than happy to pay a one-off charge and then if there is a major update in years to come paying another one but on a monthly basis I don't think this is the correct way to go. In my personal opinion sided people do not have to pay a monthly subscription for any keyboards out there so why should we. Neil
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