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Are adult paysite prices finally coming down?
For years and years the prices were averaging like this:
$ 29.95 for big mega sites, with tons of high end content. $ 24.95 for specialty and regular adult sites. $ 19.95 for solo girl sites. Then, the free content explosion took place. So where are your sites priced today? I'm seeing big mega sites at $ 9.99 and $ 14.99 Wow. And most sites are under or around $ 20. Some of the huge old school players are still at $ 24.95 and $ 29.95 but can they really be making any sales at the price? Curious if you have lowered your prices to compete in the new market or are you holding ground at the same prices set years ago? |
I think $24,95 still working fine for now but yes, with the infinite amount of free content online added daily and services like spotify and netflix costing less than $10, prices will go down. The main difference is that to join an adult is an impulsive thing so there is more space for expensive prices. Low memberships helps to get longer rebills usually..
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During the whole time I was in pay sites I never ever discounted the relatively high monthly price (EUR / $ 39.95 EUR a month).
Based on that experience getting a good deal on price is much lesser of a factor than getting something that you really want. |
Lowering prices is a mistake.
The ONLY way it works is if you have the traffic volume to justify it. In other words, if you drop your prices then you better have 2-3 times as much traffic to replace that volume. Do the math. NEVER drop your prices and de-value your product. Look at how that worked for the Music Industry. People who can afford to pay will pay. |
I strongly believe that the few paysites that still remain nowadays are definitely allowed to ask at least 29.99 a month. If you are providing nice top quality content. Its certainly worth it imo!!
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We split test the pricing model across multiple price points.
Results were this: no matter the price point, conversion rates and retention stayed about the same. Lowering the price point actually hurt the lifetime user value and ultimately lead us to come back to the standard price-point models. It didn't generate more sales or keep members onboard much longer. Unlike Netflix, Spotify, etc. Paysite members aren't looking to join a single site for all of their porn needs. They like to float around and check out whats new here and there. So you can't really compare. |
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$1 1 day trial to rebill at $185 seems to work ok.
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Pornhub charges $19.95 for HD access to VOD content & $9.95 for premium access. When you're not paying for content you can make money on ads/redirects & charge $9.95 for access to the HD version & make a huge profit, but you hit a wall @ original content. As Pornhub & content thieves know: content is king. People pay for content & people pay more for original content. As GoDaddy has learned, if you offer something discounted enough times, or long enough, you train your customer base to expect that and they value your product / service based on the low discounted rate. Pavlovs dog |
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Thank you for those solid responses and advice. :thumbsup
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Funny how the price of EVERYTHING seems to have gone up so much in just the last 20 years.
Even grunt workers at McDonalds are starting to get paid $15 an hour on top of everything else. And yet...we paysite owners are already being destroyed by piracy and CAN'T raise our prices because of so much "free" shit out there. And now we are supposed to LOWER our prices. Fucking bizarre. |
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idiot. |
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Every now and again we do a 1 month sale with 50% off, this does work as there is a deadline, but if you do it more than once or twice per year it does the opposite and hurts sales. |
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Inagree with Mikey 100% a.k.a. "content is king" or " shit in shit out" What else would expect some tattooed, botox lipped, DuPont tittied bimbo jerking off on web cam charge....:2 cents: |
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