As a guy crunching numbers all day, I say focus on the value prop. Tailor your pricing not just on the service cost, but also on the perceived value to your customers. And for heaven's sake, make it easy to understand—no one likes complex pricing structures.

I've subscribed to similar services before and always appreciated a clear ROI demonstration. Justify your price with case studies or concrete examples of how your tool can save money or increase revenue for startups.

Another AI tool, huh? Make sure it's not just regurgitating stuff we can find on Google lol.

Sounds like you've made a solid tool for startups, I'd be interested in trying it out. For pricing, why not ask potential customers directly what they’d be willing to pay? Surveys or beta testing could give you some numbers to work with.

Impressive project! When considering pricing, keep in mind the dev costs and how much value it brings. Maybe start with a free trial period to hook'em and gather feedback for improvements.

Not sure about the subscription thingy, ppl might hesitate to add another monthly bill. Why not a freemium model with basic features and charge for the premium stuff?

Been there with my own AI project. Pricing's tricky, but you might wanna consider a tiered model based on usage or data volume. Gives more flexibility and scalability to your customers. Just make sure your server costs won't eat up your margins!

Wow, real-time market insights? Sounds like a game-changer for a lot of startups. I'm curious about the data quality though. Trash in, trash out, right?