An example of over-featuring a product The core concept of the product is to convert a pay-per-use model into a subscription model, as well as offering a loyalty scheme to solve the pain of loyalty and predictability of revenue. It now does all of this… I added in a menu feature, news with push notifications, and an events ticketing function. I didn’t really need to, but because I'm the one that’s making it, I decided to have it built over a free weekend. These features are very complementary, and the time spent to functionality of the product for small businesses ratio is skewed very heavily towards functionality. So it’s definitely a good thing. It’s funny that while my day job is to talk founders down from over-featuring their products, we are all guilty of doing it. Looking forward to getting this out asap! If you're an early adopted you can have a lower price than that!
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