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Suggestion for Edit of Subscription Advertising Page with Intention of Increasing Number of Subscribers

On your subscription page, you say that the two subscriptions cost $50 and $100 respectively. This can represent a massive investment that, while I believe is totally worth it and aim to do as I suggest below once my game is up and running, can be a massively intimidating figure. Perhaps you should add the fact that in a 4 players 1 GM game, $100 comes to just $20 each, and if you were to have a session every week, it would come to $0.34 per player per session. I think saying this on your subscription page as a suggestion for parties who know each other IRL and game together. As background, I'm about to graduate University. Our group of 6 and myself are moving to 6 different parts of the country, and we look forward to using roll20! As a Computer Science graduate, I'm going to angle for the mentor subscription package so I can make full use of the API.
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Pat S.
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I would just suggest to put it as the cost equals a pizza a month.  :D
Metroknight said: I would just suggest to put it as the cost equals a pizza a month.  :D Who can eat just one pizza per month?
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Pat S.
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I was just indicating that the monthly cost is just equal to the cost of a pizza
Much like the banana scale of radiation, perhaps the Pizza scale would be a revolution. Hell, perhaps an entire page dedicated to the equivalent costs would be appropriate with as many reasonable scales as possible. "Buy your gm a subscription instead of a pizza this month" "The cost of a subscription is roughly equivalent to the cost of beverages and snacks for one session" "Everywhere GM's go hungry (for subscription features). Give just $1 a month to help a GM in need..."