Nebula creators, what do the economics of legacy subscriptions and lifetime memberships look like to you?
My subscription is $30/yr, while current rate is $50. Yet it looks like it will renew at the $30 dollar rate. I suspect long-term subscribers have a different value calculation to you the creators/owners than short-term. And is the $300 lifetime deal really that great for you?
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To those I excitedly watch whenever a new video is released but who aren’t (yet) on Nebula, I ask: why?
Is it a philosophical thing, content style, economic, exclusivity (you need an invite), something else? Why?
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@kaleb a bunch of reasons. I know a few creators over there and tried getting an intro, but got blown off. At the time I believe they (Standard.tv) also required you to use them for brand deals (no interest in that). I also have questions/concerns over how the rev share works for newer creators vs. the original/core group. I’m not against being on Nebula (would be interested), but would need to talk to them again … but like I said, I got radio silence from them last time I tried.
