I think that the lack of pricing is a big problem. It's the first thing I was scanning for as soon as I hit the website. For some reason, it almost seems kind o

I think that the lack of pricing is a big problem. It's the first thing I was scanning for as soon as I hit the website. For some reason, it almost seems kind of insulting, and I'll tell you why: Teachers are already quite organized. They already have methods, processes and often software in place for managing most of what you're offering here. Switching to this system from their current system would take an investment of time and effort. A website with a "we'll tell you the pricing later!" strategy basically sends the message that you think that the service is either so wonderful, or that their current methods of staying organized are so crappy, that it need not matter what the prices are. But the truth is, you should be showing them the prices from the get go so that they can get some kind of immediate register of value in their mind before they proceed to investigate your service.