In reply to Young Tech Leads.

It's funny how you mentioned that a good developer charges $49 for 2 hours job. You see it is alright if you are doing this for one particular client. In that case it may seem justified. But your product(plugin) is not just going to be used by one client but probably thousands of people, thereby giving you a lot more revenue than $49. So you could have maybe priced it a little lower. GTA V probably took thousands of coders and years of development, but that doesn't mean each license is going to cost a million dollars(costs same as your plugin). If your aim is to earn certain amount of money from your code which took your time and energy then you should first determine how much do you wanna earn from it. Then how many users will probably buy it and then price it accordingly.