If your price is higher that’s fewer people you need to convince to pay. Fewer customers also means lower support burden.

Obviously it’s a balance, but I think customers asking for lower prices may just be an indicator that people actually like what you’re doing and want to buy it. That probably means someone else is going to just buy it without worrying about the price.

The lowest priced option isn’t always the most popular, either. The F-150 sells a lot better than the Nissan Versa.

Psychologically people can also perceive a low price as an indicator of low value and quality.

- Sidebar looks like a decent app but on a cursory look it does not seem to take care of window overlapping (atleast on Tahoe). You can expand windows behind Sidebar and they stay there. This problem does not exist on boringBar.