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Vista print you can get $500 for $24.99 if you just go with the basics that really isn't that expensive

great ideas!!
thanks

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I'm launching next week and my product relates to organizing your home/closet. I partnered with a Professional organizer that wrote an ebook that steps you through a 20 minute a day schedule that gets you organized. I paid here a $100 and got the right to give it to all my supporters. She normally sells it for $10, so it a great value at $1.

So in short. I would see if there is a digital asset that relates to your project that you can easily distribute.

What would you recommed as a reward for a mobile app?

What do you think about $2 instead of $1? The question may sound glib, but do you think it would harm the launch or even the revenue? Do you think $2 is too much to ask as the first tier?

Since my project is going to be an app that costs $1.99 for the ad-free version, I made the $1 reward the full app at launch, which saves the backers %50 from the eventual retail pricing. I suppose it really depends on what you're trying to market, but I do agree that $1 reward is a great entry point for most campaigns, if not just to build backer numbers easily.

Thanks much for your reply. Makes sense to me!

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Enjoyed reading everyone's suggestions, great insight into doing the low dollar rewards and keeping them a win-win.