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You could even then, if that is your model, you could even then also have tiered pricing by how much data is being saved. So like if someone's only going to save 20 gigs, maybe they can have that for like, you know, two bucks or five bucks. If someone's going to save, like in my case, when I scanned my NAS drive, I could save 750 gigs. Wow.

You could even then, if that is your model, you could even then also have tiered pricing by how much data is being saved. So like if someone's only going to save 20 gigs, maybe they can have that for like, you know, two bucks or five bucks. If someone's going to save, like in my case, when I scanned my NAS drive, I could save 750 gigs. Wow.

Yeah, right. Maybe that's $20. I think you can see that scaling. Maybe 100 gigs is $10. Maybe up to 100 gigs to 500. You could tier it like that. And then if I run it there and that gets me that reclaim, perfect. But if I have two computers... I think it kind of makes sense to pay for two different reclaims since what you're paying for is literally I am paying to get that amount of space back.

Yeah, right. Maybe that's $20. I think you can see that scaling. Maybe 100 gigs is $10. Maybe up to 100 gigs to 500. You could tier it like that. And then if I run it there and that gets me that reclaim, perfect. But if I have two computers... I think it kind of makes sense to pay for two different reclaims since what you're paying for is literally I am paying to get that amount of space back.

So I really do think that that is probably – there are ways in which it is not perfect, but I think that is probably the best price structure. And I think that will give you the most bang for your buck, so to speak. I think that'll give you the best income.

So I really do think that that is probably – there are ways in which it is not perfect, but I think that is probably the best price structure. And I think that will give you the most bang for your buck, so to speak. I think that'll give you the best income.

And I think it will be easier to do things like dynamic pricing to help align the value that the app delivers to the customers with how much they are then willing to pay for it.

And I think it will be easier to do things like dynamic pricing to help align the value that the app delivers to the customers with how much they are then willing to pay for it.

The least terrible pricing structure for your app. Yeah.

The least terrible pricing structure for your app. Yeah.

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