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Originally Posted by jayeff
Last post and this only because you cannot get away with that. A database which costs $500 a month to maintain, in this context and with reasonable marketing, should produce a nice profit if it were priced in the range of $20-$50 per customer per month.
But as things stand and by your own estimate, 90% of the people buying these (relatively) cheap scripts, if they don't tackle the $6,000-worth of work a year you say it takes to make them fully useful, basically don't stand a chance of making money with them. That's frankly ridiculous.
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I meant $500 per costumer per month
And that would be too expensive for 99% of possible buyers, so it wouldn't sell, and that's the reason why a perfectly maintained database doesn't exist (yet)