app pricing that makes $150 per day

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somehow weekly is more popular than monthly for me

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The problem that I have with the life time is, in case you offer an app that has a database cost how do you cover that long time?

1) most of my apps use local storage 2) database cost IS NOT that high unless you have millions of users

This was such a valuable watch, thanks 👍

Love this video man, keep going..

thanks

This was really useful. I'm seeing similar trends for HanziCraft. Lifetime beats subscriptions, by far!

Love the video Dan 🤘

Thanks for this informative video mate

Great video!

Great advice

great info sharing here, much appreciated! And good luck with your vibe apps too 😀

$150 a day is solid pricing, worth connecting

Thanks for sharing. There is so much valuable information here.

Thank you! Great video. Quick question, Are you localizing your app language using 100% AI-generated text, or are you using translation services?

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Amazing info 🙏🏼

Thanks for sharing Dan

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I love your video man

Thanks Dan. This was really insightful

Dropping value bombs Dan! 🔥

Would be interested to see how you do. I was also thinking about offering a lifetime option and $10/year (with that being the most expensive option), but obviously don’t want to discourage people from buying either.

hi dan! i’m very interested in knowing if you get sales from Italy, and what tier you consider it in. Thank you in advance

you put a lot of effort in your videos man it definitely deserves more attention

Pricing is underrated. One smart change can outperform months of adding new features.

You suggest no free app features, only allow users after they purchase?

There is some good advice here but there is no silver bullet. It depends on the app, value, audience and others. The arguments for a lifetime plan would also apply for a yearly plan (piece of mind, low usage, etc.). In my opinion, start with something and keep iterating. The first draft is rarely perfect. I also suggest reading the RevenueCat report to begin with.