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— three weeks later —
What did that founder interview say about pricing a free tier?
From the interview you saved: set the free tier just under where a committed user lands in their first week — generous enough to build the habit, tight enough that anyone who felt the value crosses it. The guest calls pricing too late “the most expensive politeness in software.”
Scaling to 1,000 users — founder interview · 41:22saved 3 weeks ago
— three weeks later —
What did that founder interview say about pricing a free tier?
From the interview you saved: set the free tier just under where a committed user lands in their first week — generous enough to build the habit, tight enough that anyone who felt the value crosses it. The guest calls pricing too late “the most expensive politeness in software.”
Scaling to 1,000 users — founder interview · 41:22saved 3 weeks ago
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“I kept feeding the same interviews to Claude — find the transcript, clean it up, paste it in, lose it all when the chat ended. So I built the fix: save the source once, and every future chat already knows it. It’s how I do my own research now, every day.”
— Vlad, founder · @stillscase
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