Pricing has been one of the trickiest parts of building a SaaS product for me especially deciding when to introduce regional pricing. Some markets are super price-sensitive, while others don t mind paying more for the right features. It s a tough balance set prices too high, and you lose potential customers; too low, and profitability takes a hit.
I ve seen companies like Zoho and Chargebee roll out regional pricing early to stay competitive, while Salesforce and Atlassian have mostly stuck to global pricing, with Salesforce offering regional discounts in some cases.
That got me thinking when does it actually make sense to introduce regional pricing? Should it be based on revenue milestones, number of paying users, or something else?
Would love to hear from those who ve been through this did regional pricing help with conversions, or did it add more complexity?
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great indication on where they see the biggest opportunities right now. Here is the latest list: 1. AI for Low-Pesticide Agriculture 2. AI-Native Service Companies 3. AI Personalized Medicine 4. Company Brain 5. Counter-Swarm Defense 6. Dynamic Software Interfaces 7. Electronics in Space 8. Hardware Supply Chain 9. Industrial Capabilities in Space 10. Inference Chips for Agent Workflows 11. SaaS Challengers 12. Software for Agents 13. Startups That Want to Sell to Huge Companies 14. Supply Chain 2.0 for Semiconductors 15. The AI Operating System for Companies details here: https://www.ycombinator.com/rfs
Product Hunt is great for launches, but what about long-term visibility? AI directories, marketplaces, and niche communities can help attract users over time. Which platforms have worked best for you in terms of traffic, signups, or conversions? Any underrated ones that more founders should explore? Let s discuss!
I have been noticing a lot of fake testimonials on many of the recently launched products. It went from mild annoyance to pure concern. Wrote a small piece on it. I would love if every one of us starts calling it out more. Link to the article if anyone is interested : https://medium.com/design-bootca...
Product Hunt isn t just about launching and upvotes it s about real engagement and building relationships.
From my experience, the best way to grow on PH isn t just hunting great products but: Giving meaningful feedback that helps makers improve Supporting launches with strategic comments (not generic praise) Networking with builders who later become collaborators, partners, or even investors
Most people focus only on upvotes and ignore the long-term impact of building credibility here. What s one unexpected benefit you ve gained from engaging on Product Hunt?
The EU AI Act came into force yesterday, with penalties of up to 35 million or 7% of annual turnover. How is this really affecting those creating real AI?
