Changing the deal retroactively breaks trust. Sustainable monetization is fine — but only when new costs map to new value. Taking away features people already paid for isn’t pricing evolution, it’s expectation debt…
130 installs a year with ~5–15% converting and basically no churn is solid for a dev tool. That tells me the product works and people who use it get it. This feels much more like a “wrong eyeballs” problem than a…
Changing the deal retroactively breaks trust. Sustainable monetization is fine — but only when new costs map to new value. Taking away features people already paid for isn’t pricing evolution, it’s expectation debt…
130 installs a year with ~5–15% converting and basically no churn is solid for a dev tool. That tells me the product works and people who use it get it. This feels much more like a “wrong eyeballs” problem than a…