And at the end of the day, this is why IMO you shouldn't have to justify your pricing to anyone who isn't already a-or ready to commit to becoming a paying customer. It's their feedback that ultimately matters to your ability to pay rent and keep this service going.
Keep doing what you're doing-as a part-time community manager who operates in the Crypto space (a community that has almost thoroughly and entirely embraced Telegram), this kind of product I can forsee will go a great way towards creating community/customer support portals for developers and enthusiasts of coin n.
Truth! I just try to explain why the price isn't that low as Netflix.
> Keep doing what you're doing-as a part-time community manager who operates in the Crypto space (a community that has almost thoroughly and entirely embraced Telegram), this kind of product I can forsee will go a great way towards creating community/customer support portals for developers and enthusiasts of coin n.
Bless you
How much would you charge per hour to develop a similar service and how long would it take you?
Also, I am genuinely curious to know more about the OP's costs, which is why I asked them for more info.
I also pay for the certificate, $100/year. Let's Encrypt is also used, but for custom domains.
But that's not the point. I don't explain price with infrastructure costs but rather explain why I can't be like Netflix and ask $10/mo. That was a mistake on my part to mention it at all.
In the future, I'm going to add more cool stuff like AMP, RSS (also podcasts), comments using Telegram login, cross-posting to Twitter and things like that. So I probably will even increase the price or introduce plans limited by features.