How you do think of pricing for paid communities?

Question

What is a subscription price you would be willing to pay monthly and why?

Subash Chandra Bose A · Accepted Answer

Depends on the community? Can you be specific with your question

Answer

FYI, following search completely down the misc., keywords perfect starting point, opportunities included etc... https://www.google.com/search?q=...

Suraj Anjaana · Answer

Yes, its completely depend on community that what we can get from there after get paid membership.

Uma Venugopal · Answer

All boils down to the value you're assigning to the price point.

Yavuz Tunc Emran · Answer

Paying for Twitter not very happy lol

If you think about the build in public comm on Twitter this could give you an answer.

Jamie Kim · Answer

I personally think it makes sense to monetize community services with ads. I don't think I would spend much money on the writing itself.

Instead, I think it would be nice to subscribe to influencers when they write good articles, like on YouTube.

Samuel ‎Mi · Answer

What community do you have in mind exactly? Is it a community around a specific category of a product or do you mean a community like Soho house?

Matthew Lock · Answer

I'd say it depends on the community. Soho house cost $4k annually and cosco cost $120.

Mei · Answer

@matthew_lock Agreed, it depends on how it's marketed as well.

Mei · Answer

@david_babins thanks for sharing, this is helpful.

Mei · Answer

@saamuel I am exploring building a community for founders.

Mei · Answer

@jamie_kim those are great ideas too but I think a subscription makes its more exclusive and gated which enforces an understanding that members who join will ad value.

Mei · Answer

@mind_walks I am testing out building a community for founders to share ideas, reflect on previous failures, and find their next role.

How would you think of pricing a community of that sort?

How you do think of pricing for paid communities?

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