this is what i'm thinking for the YT automation SaaS pricing

this might be the best pricing option for yt automation saas

pay as you go, 1 generated video = $1

the automations inside the saas itself can generate the recurring revenue since each video equals $1

the more i think about this, the more clear it becomes, this is the way

you were right, simplify, this might be the best course of action, would love to get your take on this idea!

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I think micropayments with credit cards are really difficult and I haven’t seen it done well. People are hesitant to use a product if they feel like they are spending money on each use; it forces a scarcity mindset. 

Instead, you want to quickly get them through the paid flow and then encourage an abundance mindset so they return to the tool often. 

Alternatively, you can let people create as many as they want, but restrict high-definition downloads to paying customers. That is what remove.bg does and it works well.

you were right, simplify, this might be the best course of action, would love to get your take on this idea!
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Oh right. Forgot about that for thumbnails. Sounds good. 

So a little bit limited on how much you could upload to YouTube automatically. And then do the rest manual?

thanks! and yes it auto-uploads to a yt or tiktok account of your choice

tiktok has a good api for uploading videos, but youtube's api requires a "extension request" if i want to upload more than 6 videos a day

and thumbnails are not required as this is for short form content

Seems pretty good to me. Does the service handle auto uploading and posting? Or does that have to be done manually? How about thumbnails?
This things would be pretty awesome to automate as well if not.

why not free, 30-50/mth?

That age group seems hard to get to pay for anything and if they do they normally will make it happen because it's a serious endeavor. 

free gives them a taste, next step you got to lock it in. Also it feels like this may be easier to prove out the market, lock'em in, then shift in price for future onboarding. idk if this is right, just erring on the side of simplicity.

i have a general idea yeah

- 18-25 year old male
- interested in making money online/passive income
- has a side hustle now or in the past
- earns $36k-$72k a year
- more likely to live in a major city in the US

Start simpler as @phil said

two tiers at max, low pricing, high pricing

update as demand increases

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