... Some get abandoned, some change direction, and some get swallowed by the next big model update. Even when the product looks genuinely useful, paying for a year now feels like a bet on the team, not just the software. I m asking from both sides here. As a founder, I know why annual plans matter. As a buyer, I completely understand the hesitation. So what actually gives you enough confidence to pay annually for a new product? Is it seeing ... ... product has been around for a while? And if you re building something new, how do you convince users you ll still be here twelve months from now? Comment from Ben Cohen(@bencohen): @erez_aharonovitch1  Exactly. With normal

... still surprises me how fast it gets from random thought to something ready to post. Comment from Adam Martelletti(@adam_martelletti): It s funny you mention this, while it s not every week. But at the moment Arcade Software is helping us kill it with user docs and walkthrough, so I might need to checkout @Clueso Comment from Adam Martelletti(@adam_martelletti): @anirudhkumar  Let me add it to my list. I probably won't have a chance this week ... ... schema based on the data flow..boom! and then, later on i will be in a better place to understanding my database and backend implementation. 4. Once i figured the project is feasible, i would get back to normal