How do you keep users paying a premium subscription price when free alternatives like Gmail and Outlook exist?
Replied byRahul Vohra
Founder & CEO at Superhuman
Niche: SaaS
Revenue: Approx. USD 30 Million/month
Location: San Francisco, California, United States
Started: 2009
You cannot win on price or feature checklists against free commoditized utilities; you have to compete on speed, craftsmanship, and tangible time savings. Executives, investors, and high-output professionals calculate their time in hundreds of dollars per hour. If Superhuman saves them four hours every week, paying thirty dollars a month provides astronomical return on investment.
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