[chris121]

10cents is not much. for premium quality 50 pence is more right. Hate me I don't care if your poor get a job.

 

[american express]

I guess that depends on:

• What the bot is for
• The complexity of the bot
• The functionality of the bot
• How many hours it took to develop the bot

And a lot more things...

 

[serene]

Up to the author to set a price, usually depends on the quality of the bot and the gp/hr or xp/hr output. If you feel it's too low though, pm the author and maybe they'll raise it?

 

[chris121]

I guess that depends on:

• What the bot is for
• The complexity of the bot
• The functionality of the bot
• How many hours it took to develop the bot

And a lot more things...

I agree then maybe £1 max

 

[savior]

10 cents an hour is a good price. I agree that most premium bot's prices are fairly low atm.

 

[slashnhax]

The thing is, a lot of developers and users don't know what the "right" pricing would be, so they tend to underprice just to be safe.

 

[wet rag]

The thing is, a lot of developers and users don't know what the "right" pricing would be, so they tend to underprice just to be safe.

dung bot please

 

[chris121]

dung bot please

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[american express]

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And subscribe?

 

[chris121]

And subscribe?

And that

 

[savior]

The thing is, a lot of developers and users don't know what the "right" pricing would be, so they tend to underprice just to be safe.

You also have to consider alternatives to your own bot though. Most skilling bots have plenty of alternatives, wheras a dung bot would be a monopoly.

 

[party]

Factor in hour costs as well. My bot is priced such that a 99 in a melee skill will cost ~$15 from the premium payments alone.

 

[rob]

Factor in hour costs as well. My bot is priced such that a 99 in a melee skill will cost ~$15 from the premium payments alone.

that is very smart my man