DislikedIsn't it shady a prop firm is doing so big discounts? I woudn't trust them tbhIgnored
Obviously, any business that allocates too much capital for ad revenue can eventually fail, depending on how the numbers work out. But I think that we have some better idea, the kind of profit margins that these firms are working with, so even a 50%+ discount should not be unreasonable, so long as it is not sustained for long periods.
If we understand (and accept) how the remote prop model really works, then it only makes sense that we should advocate for these firms to advertise in an effort to sell more challenges. Discounted challenges can attract new customers as well as sell more challenges.
It's little different from a company selling a product... they can choose to sell that product for a premium, or, heavily-discount it to maximize conversion rates. Sometimes, making a profit of $1 per-unit-sold is actually more profitable than making a profit of $10 per unit; it all depends on the numbers. Since these firms are essentially offering a product that carries no cost for them, they have a lot of wiggle room in this regard.
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