ok, so $10 per month sites are already almost 1 year old...so do they retain better ?
 

When they were introduced by adult.com and then by other companies, many webmasters were shocked. Now the $10 per month sites are still here, but on the other hand, they haven't caused a massive exodus from the previous billing model ( cheap trial / expensive monthy membership ) preffered by most big sponsor programs.

It would be interesting to hear if they really retaing far better, since this was apparently the main idea behind them.

Anyone knows :question

great question

I like the idea of $10 or less. I would even go down to $7.95

all the little services I have on the internet are $9.95 or less




I'm speaking as a customer here...

I would also like to know :thumbsup

It would only make sense that the retention rate was higher, but I'd like to see some hard numbers so I can work it out for myself and decide which program I want to stick with.

Excellent question. I wonder if anyone has hard stats rather than general opinions.

I'm going to place my bet on "no". Thanks.

I agree.

Once they buy $10 compared to 24.95 wouldn't really matter in terms of money earned from retention. That is if they get what they're paying for. People want porn and will pay a high price for it.

just an alternative to "would you hit it" threads ;)

$7.95 is the magic number.

how would anyone know,they didnt offer revshare:1orglaugh :1orglaugh

eh... :eek7

sounds good for a 7 day trial...

I would do you $5.95 re-cur weekly

I would lookinto and cancel an unknown 24.95$ charge, but anything less than 10$ would slip under my radar.

I'm pretty sure they retain better...

but!!! -> members would have to retain 3-4x longer compared to $39.99 sites, to make the same amount of money... and I doubt that's the case...

I don't see them recur better, I rather see them upsell more aggressively inside the members area. :2 cents:

I doubt you'll get a straight answer to this question..

If they stick around then they are doing alright. :)

You're probably right.
And yes, they are around but on the other hand they haven't taken over the adult market and are still a very small segment of this industry. :winkwink: