3AK · B2C · training app for sprinters
Charge teens $10 a month or $30 a year, below typical training plans
Tested several yearly prices; no results shared
What they did
- Stage
- monetization
In their words
We Built This $20K/Month App (Zero Coding Experience)
Pat WallsNice.
BraylinIt analyzes your videos, analyzes your actual meals to make sure you're eating the right things. We offer a $10 a month subscription and a $30 yearly subscription. We've done a lot of testing with our yearly package cuz we know the yearly to monthly subscription isn't that much, but you have to remember our demographic is young kids. They're not going to spend $60-$70 on a training program. They just, you know, they want to buy V-Bucks, Robux and stuff, so they're going to spend $10, $15, $20 here and there.
Pat WallsYeah.
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Tags: low-price, youth-audience, annual-plan