Hi Wilhem!<p>I'm no VC, but I have made a few investments in companies, independently. I'll give you my immediate impressions.<p>It's a very cute project! Nice animations.<p>How does it work? My understanding is that you have a pricing table somewhere you say a banana is worth $1, a taco is worth $10, etc. When you press the button, it converts a dollar amount into some number of those goods.<p>Comparing costs to real-world things is a commonly-used strategy, e.g. "For less than the cost of a coffee a day, you could ____!", so that's interesting.<p>It seems like overkill for an API; seems like you could just build it into your marketing copy (and not rely on just emoji, which render inconsistently).<p>'My assumption is that conversion will definitely be higher by using visual representation of price tags. Especially against "spatial learners".'<p>Sure, but that's easy for anybody to test, in-house.<p>It doesn't seem like enough value-add to use as a stand-alone business; if somebody else were to want to use it, they'd have to not just pay the service, but also the cost of maintaining a sales relationship, contract, etc.
Hi guys,<p>I sell it to focus on my startup. Pricemoji is an API for pricing products in emoji. I had this idea one night to build an emoji-driven transaction marketing platform, and <a href="https://pricemoji.com" rel="nofollow">https://pricemoji.com</a> is the beginning of just that.<p>It's been feature on Product Hunt last November <a href="https://www.producthunt.com/posts/pricemoji" rel="nofollow">https://www.producthunt.com/posts/pricemoji</a> and even commented by a Financial Times correspondent at some point (<a href="https://twitter.com/hannahkuchler/status/803348128174899200" rel="nofollow">https://twitter.com/hannahkuchler/status/803348128174899200</a>)<p>Would you buy it? How much would you price it? Any advice on how to properly pass the torch to someone willing to make it successful?<p>Thanks all,
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