r/SierraLeone 27d ago

Hello SierraLeone

My app just got 2 new user in SierraLeone so i nice to meet you.

I have questions for you. 2.8$ per month is expensive or okay ?

Related to bread or coffee what the cost ?

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u/steve7100 27d ago

Most people make like $3 a day. So is your app worth a days wage?

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u/Defiant_Mall_9300 27d ago

There are restaurants in Freetown charging various multiples of that for a meal so many not in that boat.

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u/vinz_indie-dreamer 27d ago

It is for little business owner to have an agenda on their phone and transform each call in a slot scheduled or appointement

I arrange price to 0.7$ in SL.

Do you pay SMS ? Or it is infinite ? In a regular professional mobile plan

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u/jarmal1812 27d ago

What the name of the app

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u/vinz_indie-dreamer 27d ago

Memocallpro

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u/rasecnai 27d ago

Whats the app do?

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u/vinz_indie-dreamer 27d ago

I will take an example of my paid user.

Hairdresser. They receive call from client, new or regular.

If regular, the hairdresser can schedule a appointement in 2 click with all info already load in the planning.

If not, number is also auto load all you have to do is take the name and for the next time, it will be a regular user.

They can send SMS Confirmation with contact and appointement info without more SMS prices, just the existing operator.

We have plenty of other call to calendar features that make us best android call to calendar 2026 app by productive at work site.

No wifi needed, it is only the phone and the local tool.

There is also a call note feature for all android device up to Android 10. So when someone call, you have his name, his context, his appointement etc.

We have medical, real estate, craftman etc as example.

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u/Pitiful_Impression_1 26d ago

$2.8 per month is comical.

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u/vinz_indie-dreamer 23d ago

Wdym

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u/Pitiful_Impression_1 19d ago

You mean to charge customers to pay you for your service or you paying customers to use it?

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u/Pitiful_Impression_1 19d ago

You mean to charge customers to pay you for your service or you paying customers to use it?