Not sure how it holds up in this day and age but a common setup was to have 3 products: free, cheap, expensive.
replyThe free one gets people in the door. Cheap is could be something like a book or paid tool or course. And the "expensive" would usually be consulting but could also be a more premium tool or retainer service.
So your suggestion seems to fit the model.
I know LLMs will change the developer education landscape but I really hope it doesn't kill it. Interesting times.
I think you mean free, expensive, and slightly even more expensive.
replyDepends on the audience and the niche
replyjust because you can optimize your pricing for maximum value extraction from your customer doesnt mean you have to
replyThat's a different model. Both are valid.
replyAside: Nice site and concept/business. I have service from a local WISP and am quite happy with it.
replyIt might be interesting to have a list/map of WISPs on your site!