We're live! π @MrMarcFletcher and I just launched AI Social Bio on @producthunt
Use AI π€ to create your perfect social media bio
Inspired from the best Twitter bio's
Could you help us out with some support? ππΌ β€οΈ
producthunt.com/posts/ai-socβ¦
Any SaaS Founders in town for #SFTechWeek next Friday?
@bsears_ and I are leading a live session at @Stripe's HQ in South SF on how to set your SaaS business up for success using Stripeβs no-code tools. Lunch will be provided.
stripe.events/techweek22
π The Stripe customer portal is now no-code!
Share a link and let your customers:
π Upgrade, downgrade, or cancel subscriptions
π³ Update payment methods
π§Ύ View current and past invoices
stripe.com/docs/customer-manβ¦
π Build your pricing page with Stripe.
Create and customize a pricing table with no code. Embed the UI in your site to instantly start selling flat-rate and per-seat subscriptions, along with trial plans.
No additional payments integration needed!
stripe.com/docs/payments/cheβ¦
Weβve been working on making @stripe subscriptions easier to use with #nocode, Let me know if you are interested in testing out what weβve been cooking up ππ¨βπ³
Today, we're announcing that Billflow is joining @Stripe.
Stripe's mission aligns perfectly with Billflow's and working together will accelerate the work that began four years ago.
Read more here: blog.billflow.io/billflow-joβ¦
The per-user pricing model works great when combined with a freemium model. Give your customers a lot of value up front with future room for expansion when they go and onboard the rest of the team. @gitlab does this to great effect. billflow.io/pricing-models/pβ¦
Pricing your product based on your competition's pricing is a good starting place, but as you niche down your segment and differentiate yourself, you should be charging based on what you do well, not what your competitor does well.
Don't make pricing changes based on your gut feeling. Talk to your customers, and understand how they are getting value from your product, and find a way to charge based on that.
An update to your pricing model should always be driven by a goal, for example raising prices can lower support costs if you find you are spending way to much on support
When implementing a new pricing model, think about what kinds of "experiments" you want to run in the future (for example changing a unit limit or raising prices) so you can build to support running these easily
The step pricing model: Once you hit a certain threshold for a metric, your plan gets upgraded to a higher tier which supports more of that metric.
Read about how @getrewardful found their step pricing model here
billflow.io/pricing-models/sβ¦
I've stopped listening to music on Spotify because hearing customers tell me "@getbillflow has saved us months!" is the only music these ears need πΆπ
No Code Ops is hosting an awesome event tomorrow (Tuesday, July 20th @ 4pm EST) with @bsears_: How to Work with your Dev Team as a No-Coder. Would love to see you there! Free tickets available below docs.google.com/forms/u/3/d/β¦