Almost Let me know if you want to speak.
Firstly are you guys doing a thorough demo of ERPNext to the customer? If yes, are you able to satisfy the customer that the product suits their requirements? Are you able to confidentiality and quickly display the features and itâs working asked by the client? Do you understand client business?
If you can satisfy client then the actually donât care of the source. Today clients are fine to open source but they need to be comforted that your business here to stay and you wonât vanish one day leaving them with a system that no one else can work on.
See client have wrong interpretation of open source, they said since itâs free so itâs not serious, no single point of discussion and responsability is not identified when it comes to community concept, they are not confortable at all. They are ready to pay lot of money but they have one single party at hand.
You have figured it out.
If I want to speak?
I told the Frappe guys this and never got an email back in response. You canât have flat pricing across the whole world for rich and not-so-rich economies alike. There has to be an economic index applied to the pricing.
I guess by demonstrating competence with the platform and showing how it can solve their specific problems. We donât really have the issue that the client doesnât take us seriously because weâre selling open source because we are able to make the platform do what we say it will do and are able to price appropriately for the market or industry that weâre implementing in.
Has the book been written?
Hello from this side
Make your own price bro
Was this book ever written?
Unfortunately this will be in the âunfinished worksâ! But in a few words
- know your topics / erpnext / customization etc
- dont hustle your customers
- be reliable / say what you will do / do what you say you will do
- communicate with clients / more the better
- be patient / use the time to grow.
There is no magic bullet.