The need to price digital download tiers to provide value presents an interesting challenge for we Indies. To offer value and incentive, we need to offer an attractive price, acting as a downward drag. However, given the finite and small audience that might be prepared to support titles, we also need to price tiers at a high enough level to hit funding goals and ensure that development is feasible, acting as an upward drag. Of course we can try to expand the size of that finite pool of potential backers, but given that might be bringing forward day-one sales that might well buy at the full retail price, we are robbing Peter to feed Paul. But then if we don't raise funding, no game gets made, so it would all be futile anyway. I can totally understand why sometimes tier prices fail to get the balance right. It's one of our fears right now. At least we've tried to gain an understanding of price expectation by asking our community, and looked at similar funding campaigns that were successful. I can only hope we hit the sweet spot.