ok, your usersnap solution is overkill for this one problem.<p>but it _is_ a good solution for a wide range of problems,
which just happens to include this one, but many more too.<p>so i clicked on "pricing". and therein lies the problem.<p>even considering the wide range of problems that it solves,
your solution is too expensive. oh sure, you'll be able to
get some big companies to sign on, even at the current rate,
but someone will soon decide that they can undercut you and
then you'll be in a competition, one that no one will win...<p>i think it'd be better for you to start with a lower price,
one that cannot be undercut so easily, and only after that
-- once you've built up some momentum, and a client-base,
which hopefully will create good word-of-mouth for you --
can you raise your rate. (oh, and when you do, be sure to
leave your existing clients at the lower rate, as a reward
for building your ground-floor.) once you have established
your own critical-mass, it won't matter if you have rivals.
indeed, their own push for clients will net some for you,
since you'll then be the leading provider for the service.<p>-bowerbird