What do you suggest I should do when starting out?

Find a competitor you like, do what they do.

There's a lot of psychology that goes into this and pricing things is a huge science.

My take is that if you price something $4 that's "1 cup of coffee"
If you go higher, you might as well do $9.
If you go beyond $10, you might as well go up to $19
If you do $20+, you might as well go up to $49
If you do $50+, you might as well do $99
If you do $99+, you might as well do $149

etc.

Fundamentally here's the algorithm you should use: Test test test. Then test some more.
One approach I've hard is that you should increase your pricing to the point when nobody buys anymore. Then lower to where your ratio between revenue vs. number of sales makes the math work out for your business.

Edit: Another benefit of using standard pricing numbers is that people are used to them and don't waste time thinking about the number. If you have a weird price, it calls attention to it and increases cognitive load in your customers.

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@Ashfame it's published by a bot on every 1st of the month. Something like this: news.ycombinator.com/item?id=…

HackerNews has a thread every month where 800+ people post "We need help with X" (who's hiring)

Great source of high quality leads.

As my boxing gym likes to advertise: "Stressed? Come punch a bag"

Running helps too.

Disqus also serves shady ads and is suuuuuper slow on the page

I use Toshl. I've heard YNAB is also okay. There's a bunch of solutions out there really.

Mostly it boils down to:
- track shit
- use what's easiest for you to not forget to track shit
- hire an accountant to do taxes

Don't listen to @pugson he's lying.

Look for "javascript cli". There's been an explosion of them lately.

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