If you don’t use apple, I just built this as a stand-alone product: https://idbloc.co
That's something I really dislike. Perhaps it's a necessary evil.
The goal is to explain the concept ahead of the pricing as I think it’s quite novel to most users.
I think it’s great, and use it a lot. Just wonder how you got to that price vs like $10/year.
That and people pay 4 bucks for a coke these days so it’s not really much. Also cPanel is most definitely an expert tool.
I might make it paid only soon and reduce the price but at present there’s not much option to get real feedback and user traction.
$4 is not very much, you’re right, but that doesn’t mean that it should be spent unwisely otherwise it adds up quickly. It seems unlikely that this would need a full time dev to operate and seems more like a “4 hour workweek” type business once it’s set up that would have pretty minimal maintenance, or a super bored developer waiting around for a bug to patch.
Do you think you’ll drop the price once you no longer need a dev?
With Idbloc (and apple sign in) the address is completely random and untraceable, and it’s impossible to tell which addresses belong to which users.
https://addons.mozilla.org/en-GB/firefox/addon/idbloc/
https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/idbloc-secure-and-...
Except it’s not real time until a support person is notified and responds minutes or sometimes hours later. Chat pop ups feel like a lame trick these days every time I try to use them; they pretend like they’re going to be fast and then make you waste your own time waiting. The last one I used the other day made me wait more than 10 minutes, so I did something else, and when the support person responded and asked a follow up question and I didn’t answer in 5 seconds, they closed the support ticket, making me start over. I’d rather use email.