Question. You want people to pay to help you refine your product?
There's something almost genius in that as a revenue model 
I'm looking for ace design teams to join my Progression Pack pilot program. Darn good value for ALL THE THINGS. Read much more here. Kicking off end of August, only four spots available.https://progressionpack.com/pilot/
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Isn't every service you pay for doing the same? If they're getting value, it's worth paying for!
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Q1: Not directly no. I beta test several products. I don't pay to do that. Q2: In this scenario there is an unproven product. The recipient of value is you in the form of proof. "They" in this case are effectively beta testers.
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Re. 1: Needs a longer response. Apples and Oranges. Re. 2: If that's true then the combination of my product and my time has zero value. I hope that's not the case. The offering was definitely unclear on the site though, I've now updated it. Thanks for the feedback!pic.twitter.com/GxjFovO0Q7
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1) for sure. There's lots of nuances here 2) I guess I'm ultimately saying - from a comms perspective. Back your self. Back your product. Your experience prooves it already. As a buyer I want to feel like I'm paying for a proven service. Best of luck with it.
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Totally- I recognise that this isn't for everyone, and I may learn that at this price vs risk ratio is wrong for folks. It's a leap of faith! Awesome to hear re. your team. Keep in touch!
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If it helps. Perhaps make it clear what the normal.price might be outside of the pilot ie: is this half price ?
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