This is very compelling. I humbly recommend that you spend 80% of your efforts in finding ways to market this. What's nice is, it is "viral" in that as people start sharing their music in this way, probably with others in the music scene, they will also get exposed to the product.\
Your tiers could use some work. Your basic aim is to discriminate between dirt poor student musician, professional or hobbyist individual freelancer, small businesses, and enterprise:
- The first free tier is good, but for the second one, I wouldn't give unlimited songboxes (I understand you're limiting by track de facto); as that feature should be saved for enterprise.
- You can charge a lot more as you go up, as you increase number of songbox, and bands supported (i.e. a set of songboxes).
- I wouldn't limit the # tracks much after the first paid tier, because it helps drive engagement and exposes your product further.
Also as a growth aim buy more domain names with an ultimate aim of songbox.com :)
As I'm saying now to most of the commenters, it is going to take me days to process all of this. I cannot believe the traction this thread has had. I'm overwhelmed lol.
Your tiers could use some work. Your basic aim is to discriminate between dirt poor student musician, professional or hobbyist individual freelancer, small businesses, and enterprise:
- The first free tier is good, but for the second one, I wouldn't give unlimited songboxes (I understand you're limiting by track de facto); as that feature should be saved for enterprise.
- You can charge a lot more as you go up, as you increase number of songbox, and bands supported (i.e. a set of songboxes).
- I wouldn't limit the # tracks much after the first paid tier, because it helps drive engagement and exposes your product further.
Also as a growth aim buy more domain names with an ultimate aim of songbox.com :)