Hi IndieHackers, I just updated my landing page copy and pricing.

Dev Here! landing page looks good. Didn't actually read you URL but got the idea in your first sentence.

As a paying customer of other dev tools (NPM, Dockerhub, previous Github) I was surprised by your pricing model. I was expecting a per user unlimited structure. From a solo dev perspective $50 would be my entry price. Coming from NPM Orgs this seems steep (https://www.npmjs.com/products). I get it there is a level of uncertainty from you end on how much activity a user or group can generate. Your pricing model guarantees that a users variable cost is covered. These other tools seem to be comfortable with the per user model and must have a reasonable understanding of their User vs Load(Bandwidth and Storage) ratios to still be making a profit. Asking myself how much Load can one dev actually create? Could python packages grow big enough? Then I think about S3 costs.

I googled for your competitors to see if other python package services use a similar pricing model (looks like you have some SEO in your future). cloudrepo.io was your first competitor I found (Googled "private python packages hosted"). They give me a $9 entry but those data limits are a turn off (its 2019, 100mb for $9!)... That google search also showed me there are a lot of self hosted options. It appears you are trying to serve an undeserved dev market for private hosted python packages. Nice find.

Ultimately if I needed private python package hosted and didn't want sink the hours into self hosting an opensource soltuion on a VM or didn't know how to self host a solution my options are between you and cloudrepo.io. Undercut them (especially as a solo entry), remove any worry about scaling with your solution in the future and once I upload my first package to you I won't be looking anywhere else. At an extreme offering a single private repo for free indefinitely might be the hook some devs need to embedded you in there workflow moving forward. As for the per user vs per org pricing model, if the python community expects per org then stick with what you got. Personally I expected a per user unlimited.

This response grew larger then I first expected.

Nice work on getting this far. Good luck.

• Top CTA not clear, register for what?
• 2nd line sounds like a better headline
• It looks like you don't require CC to sign up, I would advertise this under the register buttons
• No reviews? testimonials? Surely you can get one from a buddy or 2...?
• No CTA in documentation (sure devs can click back, but why not add a button there?
• "Host your Python packages with all the convenience of PyPI, without making them public." - this sounds like public packages are an issue? I am not a dev. so I don't understand this, but if this is a big pain point it should be agitated more. Talk about why this is a problem and how your product resolves this.
• No annual (save 2 mo) plan? I'd take all money today vs. in 12 mo any time :)

Best to ya.

I think your landing page looks great! The color scheme looks beautiful as well as your font choices. The intro copy gives me a clear picture as to what you're site is about.

it's nice