It's similar in price to Jetstrap, and Jetstrap went under. I think $6 / month or $60 / forever seems fair -- and honestly I'd be worried it's not enough money.
When I use a tool for work, I want them to charge enough to stay in business so they can 1) continue to exist (and I don't have to look for a replacement), and 2) continue to make improvements.
I can think of a hundred tools that were cheap, but died or got stagnant or let bugs fester because they couldn't afford to hire devs.
When I use a tool for work, I want them to charge enough to stay in business so they can 1) continue to exist (and I don't have to look for a replacement), and 2) continue to make improvements.
I can think of a hundred tools that were cheap, but died or got stagnant or let bugs fester because they couldn't afford to hire devs.