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What model would you guys prefer for a service based business? A freemium model, monthly/annual premium subscription model or pay as you use model? Why?

Everything's freemium now. Even when you're paying. Popups. Locked features. "Go Premium" banners everywhere... Hold up. I am on Premium. Nah. You"re on Pro. Premium’s two tiers above you, dear user. If your paying users feel like they’re on a tria

Startup Survival Story - 2 Mailchimp: The Power of Pivoting _________________________________ Mailchimp began as a side project offering email marketing services to small businesses. For years, the founders, Ben Chestnut and Dan Kurzius, struggled

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Fintech Solutions for Small Businesses Idea: Develop financial tools tailored for small businesses, such as automated bookkeeping, invoicing, or credit management systems. Revenue Potential: Fintech startups can generate revenue through subscription

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Idea: A mobile based application to unite university students by providing a centralized platform for sharing notes, collaborating on projects and meetups! Key Points: 1. Students can upload and access course specific notes, past exams and study g

Freemium Model for Startups: Smart or Trap? What is it? Freemium = Free + Premium. You offer a basic product for free, and charge users for advanced features, limits, or perks. Who should consider it? ✅ Startups in SaaS, Edtech, Productivity, Devel