Paid App

[JonDMiller]

I am looking into this now. A lot of feedback from people who really liked and used it

Ideally I'd prefer people to visit the site where ads display but I can't make people do that. A paid app with low monthly subscription (under $3 is what I am thinking) gives people a choice.

Talking with developer now about functionality, cost and timeline.

 

[SixAMtailgate]

I am looking into this now. A lot of feedback from people who really liked and used it

Ideally I'd prefer people to visit the site where ads display but I can't make people do that. A paid app with low monthly subscription (under $3 is what I am thinking) gives people a choice.

Talking with developer now about functionality, cost and timeline.

I loved the android app, but I wouldn't be a buyer at $2.99/mo. Maybe a one time amount for the app $2-10ish

 

[VAHawkFan]

I am looking into this now. A lot of feedback from people who really liked and used it

Ideally I'd prefer people to visit the site where ads display but I can't make people do that. A paid app with low monthly subscription (under $3 is what I am thinking) gives people a choice.

Talking with developer now about functionality, cost and timeline.

Count me in.

 

[DexterMorgan]

Loved the app but wouldn't pay for it. Just my .02

 

[cuinknk]

Just get the app back, at whatever cost.

 

[Palpatine]

A monthly subscription? Ouch. I would rather just go to the site and see the ads.

Yes, I'm cheap. I rarely buy any apps (even the $.99 ones), and the thought of a recurring fee doesn't trip my trigger.

 

[Ronco]

I wouldn't pay $3/month for just a mobile app. However, I might pay that if I could visit this site ad free from a PC and also use a mobile app.

 

[Igothawked]

Not a fan of the paid app either. I had no problem dealing with the adds on the previous app.
I would probably not be a buyer. Although I am cheap and not a big-wig plastic salesman.

 

[Scorpio79]

Not a fan of the paid app either. I had no problem dealing with the adds on the previous app.
I would probably not be a buyer. Although I am cheap and not a big-wig plastic salesman.

Hey now. My wig is size medium, pal.

 

[DwayneTwill]

All salesmen are plastic.

 

[superfan12]

No monthly sub fee for me either, I'd pay the one time $2-$3 fee, but not a monthly

 

[Igothawked]

Hey now. My wig is size medium, pal.

I was talking about my cousin who makes major coin selling the Like-a-Rubbermaid-but-not stuff door to door.

 

[Igothawked]

No monthly sub fee for me either, I'd pay the one time $2-$3 fee, but not a monthly

Agreed. I might even consider a one time $5 or $10 charge for the app, but wouldn't want to pay a monthly fee.

 

[Scorpio79]

I was talking about my cousin who makes major coin selling the Like-a-Rubbermaid-but-not stuff door to door.

Does he happen to go by the name Rico?

 

[BLKNGOLD48]

Does he happen to go by the name Rico?

See that mountain over there......

 

[Igothawked]

Does he happen to go by the name Rico?

Yes he does. Why?

 

[TheOnePercent]

1. One time fee of $57 ($2.38/month) which gets you a two-year subscription and access to app updates over that two-year time period.

2. One time fee of $37 ($3.08/month) which gets you a one-year subscription and access to app updates over that one-year time period.

3. $4.97 per month which gives you the monthly subscription and access to the app updates.

 

[WestHawk]

Count me in but I agree. Would rather pay up front without monthly. Up to $20. I was using it all of the time....

 

[tiberius]

Its a profit deal.mpg - YouTube

 

[OUTofTOWNHAWK]

I think its a good deal. I mean Applebees has half off apps but thats only after 9.