Sales numbers for both have remained close enough to constant so these price increases have lead to a nice little bump in revenue. I would say to aim for the high end of the price "range" you're targeting. If someone will pay $2, they'll probably also buy at $3 but perhaps not at $6. Your app looks like a vital part of a person's workflow... try $9.99.
I agree with raising the price up a bit for this app - a security app that sells for a lower price gives off the impression that it's not very secure (imho)
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I increased the price of two of my Mac App Store apps:
Reddit Notifier https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/reddit-notifier/id468366517?...
$1.99 -> $2.99
EdgeCase https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/edgecase/id513826860?mt=12
$4.99 -> $7.99
Sales numbers for both have remained close enough to constant so these price increases have lead to a nice little bump in revenue. I would say to aim for the high end of the price "range" you're targeting. If someone will pay $2, they'll probably also buy at $3 but perhaps not at $6. Your app looks like a vital part of a person's workflow... try $9.99.
I changed it to $9.99, I feel like I'm being a bit greedy but I'll give it a week to see what the results are!
I agree with raising the price up a bit for this app - a security app that sells for a lower price gives off the impression that it's not very secure (imho)