Groovebook, featured on here a year ago, gives you 100 prints a month for $2.99. They're execution isn't great - bad UI/UX, turnaround time might not be great. Also, you don't get the "mystery" component. As a "surprise", it's kind of fun, but the pricing on this seems pretty steep. I think 24 prints shipped to you from Walmart would be about $5.
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@JeremyZ123 that sort of low pricing is only sustainable with the high volume that someone like Walmart has. Also consider the world wide shipping and entire app experience. For some, $20 will be more than fair. I truly think that if someone won't spend $20 on this, they probably wouldn't spend $10.
@bryceadams I understand why they cost more. I'm just questioning whether or not their points of differentiation justify the huge disparity in cost.
I'm not really considering international - it's worth considering, but ultimately as a buyer I don't factor in whether or not someone also has international customers. I'm used to seeing companies charge i…See more
@bryceadams@JeremyZ123 We're focusing on service, convenience, ease-of-use, and high quality prints & packaging. At this early stage, $20 is the price that makes sense to cover those costs. The price of free shipping isn't necessarily passed on to domestic customers as we've got equal footing across the pond!
