over 9 years ago from Pierre Gouthéraud, ^ click this link ;)
Hi DN,
Which websites, that you do not know or think do not exist yet, would you be willing to subscribe for $5 per month?
Spotify for movies/tv shows.
That's called Netflix.
I live in the UK, our Netflix is garbage, so no, it's not. I'm also not going to pay $5 per month just to use a proxy or VPN.
Why not?
Because I'd rather have a service that doesn't require workarounds, hence my original reply?
Then you should've been more specific about your situation. A spotify for movies/tv shows already exists.
A service that allows anyone on the planet to watch any of the latest television shows and movies for $5 per month does not exist.
Spotify has around a one week delay on their latest music due to copyright issues but eventually everyone can listen to the album. That is not the case with Netflix.
So, you are asking us to help you find the next Dropbox of Evernote?
There are several option that provide a dashboard for all your social media activities. But non have made me convinced that I want to pay for it.
That will be met $ 5 per month worth. But it has to be really kick ass slick and nifty. Twitter, G+, Dribbble, everthing in 1 place to track my ass.
A travel site that truly works for the customer checking all the available modes of transportation including flights, train travel, boat travel, etc. to find the cheapest or most effective way to travel and at what times of the year. Also maybe scrapping for promotional codes and special deals?
The reason something like this would never work as a monthly subscription is that most people don't need to travel (long distances) often. For example, you may go on a short holiday twice a year and have lots of plane, train, boat and tourist stuff to book but then what about the other 10 months? That's $50 for a dormant account. Obviously this could be different for you as you may travel regularly, but for the everyman it'd be pretty worthless.
But there is definitely a lot of space to exploit in that market.
What about a feedly-like for images/videos only ? (tumblrs, flickrs, blogs, dribbble feeds, twitter & facebook feeds...)
Twitter.
EDIT: Whoops, I didn't see the "doesn't exist" bit.
I just realized that if payment was required to use Twitter, that would eliminate a lot of spam and real people who tweet spam-like things, lol.
True, but is spam on Twitter really worth $5/m to get rid of? Personally I just find most of it pretty funny.
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