Charge once.
Great for building momentum. Great for quick revenue. Maybe not so great for long term earnings.

Advertise within your app.
We’ll see more and more advertising fueled apps. It can work if done well.

More customers = higher pricing.
The more customers you get, the more you charge. Have to start really low… Pinboard does it.

More customers =  lower pricing.
On the flip side, the more users you have, the more money you’re making, and more money helps to take care of other costs (like hosting).

Charge based on a granular sliding scale.
A sliding scale is a cost based on your customers’ ability to pay. Usually apps have predefined tiers- but do they have to?

Pay What You Think it’s Worth.
Lots of restaurants swear by it. Desktop software has embraced it for ages. Why not web apps?

Give power through participation.
There’s a site called stackoverflow.com, and it nicely demonstrates just how cool this can be.

Whatever works
You don’t have to reinvent the wheel with your pricing, – but it’s important to think about which option fits best. Before you commit to “big,” “bigger,” “biggest” pricing plans, – at least take a few minutes to think if it’s really the best way to price your app.

Well, you asked and we listened: Today, we’ve upgraded the user and storage allowances on all Staction plans.

More Users
Every plan, including the free plan, have been upgraded to allow for more users. 50% more, in fact! That means that you can now try out Staction with more people than just your buddy in the next cubicle over, and if you are on the deluxe plan you can now have 30 people on the same Staction account.

More Storage
Don’t be afraid to include all your work and files in your Staction stream, that is what it’s for after all. We’ve significantly boosted the storage on all of our plans!

Same Prices
This is a free upgrade to all our users, so you won’t see any change in your bill.

We hope you like the higher limits and please keep the suggestions (and the nice words) coming!