Thanks for the input, Lars. The first version of Spark will mainly focus on well-polished presets instead of high customizability. However, full customizability might be added in an update, especially if many people request it. You'll of course be able to add your own colors :)
I’m currently working on the pricing for Spark and it would be great to get some feedback on it! Here are two examples (free updates and no-break guarantee are included): 1) One-time fee - One website for $99, three websites for $149, ten websites for $299. 2) Subscription - One website for $5/month, three websites for $9/month, ten websites for $19/month. What do you think of the pricing - is it too expensive, too cheap, or just right? Would you prefer another pricing model?
Given that the bulk of changes for websites are in the first few months of building, then a one-time fee probably makes more sense that covers the website for its lifetime. Maybe a $$ per website that decreases the more websites you have (eg if I have one website with you it is a flat rate of $99, but if I have 10 websites with you then it is only $30 per website.) That way as an agency, it becomes standard that I have Spark on every website I manage and every website that I build for my clients (I currently have over 50 sites that I administer)
Congratulations! I think your idea to charge per site vs subscription is very smart. Most sites we develop start with a lot ofcoding before we hand it over to a client. Most clients won't be needing much maintenance to the design and focus on text changes, new blogs etc. If they do need a new page and I have used your Header solution, that page will get it as well. So I am all for a One-Time fee.
@@rolandvandenhout Thank you! And thanks for the thoughts. You mention that "Most sites start with a lot of coding..." - what type of coding is that, I mean what is its main purpose? Nice website by the way! (fusehub)
@@sparkplugin Coding related to what you offer: buttons with arrows/special header executions/avoid hyphenation/treatment to Announcement Bars. On top of that we could op to go deeper and e.g. use our own plugins on www.sqsmods.com or Ghost options.
Looks really good - can't wait to try it! Pricing seems very reasonable too.
Great to hear! Would you prefer a one-time fee or subscription?
Nice interface, and very responsive indeed. But where do I tweak colors, widths, animation times etc?
Thanks for the input, Lars. The first version of Spark will mainly focus on well-polished presets instead of high customizability. However, full customizability might be added in an update, especially if many people request it. You'll of course be able to add your own colors :)
I’m currently working on the pricing for Spark and it would be great to get some feedback on it! Here are two examples (free updates and no-break guarantee are included):
1) One-time fee - One website for $99, three websites for $149, ten websites for $299.
2) Subscription - One website for $5/month, three websites for $9/month, ten websites for $19/month.
What do you think of the pricing - is it too expensive, too cheap, or just right? Would you prefer another pricing model?
Given that the bulk of changes for websites are in the first few months of building, then a one-time fee probably makes more sense that covers the website for its lifetime. Maybe a $$ per website that decreases the more websites you have (eg if I have one website with you it is a flat rate of $99, but if I have 10 websites with you then it is only $30 per website.) That way as an agency, it becomes standard that I have Spark on every website I manage and every website that I build for my clients (I currently have over 50 sites that I administer)
@@sassylang Many thanks for your great thoughts, Sarah.
Congratulations!
I think your idea to charge per site vs subscription is very smart. Most sites we develop start with a lot ofcoding before we hand it over to a client. Most clients won't be needing much maintenance to the design and focus on text changes, new blogs etc. If they do need a new page and I have used your Header solution, that page will get it as well. So I am all for a One-Time fee.
@@rolandvandenhout Thank you! And thanks for the thoughts. You mention that "Most sites start with a lot of coding..." - what type of coding is that, I mean what is its main purpose? Nice website by the way! (fusehub)
@@sparkplugin Coding related to what you offer: buttons with arrows/special header executions/avoid hyphenation/treatment to Announcement Bars. On top of that we could op to go deeper and e.g. use our own plugins on www.sqsmods.com or Ghost options.
How much will Spark impact on my site performances and is the installation hard?
The installation is simple - just add one line of code to the "Code Injection" and that's it. Regarding the performance, the impact is minimal.