42% growth after dropping our entry-level plan

cloudonaut by Andreas Wittig and Michael Wittig focusing on AWS Cloud

Oct 1, 202635:59Technology

It’s embarrassing, but we made a classic mistake when designing the pricing model for our virus and malware scan API. The entry-level price was far too low. Find out how a simple trick led to 42% month-on-month growth, a...

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