top | item 30721429 (no title) arobakid | 4 years ago To follow up on the try free button, we have a free 7 day trial, you should not be asked to pay $20, its a 7 day trial which you can cancel anytime. If you were asked to pay $20 right away please share with out support. Thanks discuss order hn newest chipgap98|4 years ago This is unnecessary friction in attracting users. You should find a way to let people signup without a credit card. Msw242|4 years ago That's an expensive feature request.The friction is there because that's the cheapest/fastest way to go live.It is a leaky funnel, but most early products have leaky funnels.You might also consider working on softening your tone.Instead of "you should" which might be appropriate in a code review, consider using the language "have you considered." jamestimmins|4 years ago Users? Possibly. Customers? Probably not. load replies (1)
chipgap98|4 years ago This is unnecessary friction in attracting users. You should find a way to let people signup without a credit card. Msw242|4 years ago That's an expensive feature request.The friction is there because that's the cheapest/fastest way to go live.It is a leaky funnel, but most early products have leaky funnels.You might also consider working on softening your tone.Instead of "you should" which might be appropriate in a code review, consider using the language "have you considered." jamestimmins|4 years ago Users? Possibly. Customers? Probably not. load replies (1)
Msw242|4 years ago That's an expensive feature request.The friction is there because that's the cheapest/fastest way to go live.It is a leaky funnel, but most early products have leaky funnels.You might also consider working on softening your tone.Instead of "you should" which might be appropriate in a code review, consider using the language "have you considered."
chipgap98|4 years ago
Msw242|4 years ago
The friction is there because that's the cheapest/fastest way to go live.
It is a leaky funnel, but most early products have leaky funnels.
You might also consider working on softening your tone.
Instead of "you should" which might be appropriate in a code review, consider using the language "have you considered."
jamestimmins|4 years ago