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?
Anonymous 2
Hey I am on Medial • 5m
Pay-as-you-use model is best when the pricing is a deterrent for people committing long-term. Imagine something like data analytics or cloud services—you need it once for a project, pay for that, and be done. Plus, you avoid getting tied into a commitment
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