Some great points here! In terms of it making you a bit said that companies don't know they're losing your money, I would say that they actually probably do kn

Some great points here! In terms of it making you a bit said that companies don't know they're losing your money, I would say that they actually probably do know. They may or may not care about that missed opportunity, but in most cases, I bet it hurts them to know that they can't serve you. The ideal case for a company is to be able to serve the customers who want their product. In reality, every company has to make a number of tradeoffs, many of which are directly related to the stage and size of the company, and in some cases that means they'll never be able to serve everyone. I think it's also interesting to think about why some companies won't just put a pricepoint on their pricing page. In most cases, this is seen as a strategic decision, for one reason or another. I think putting something like "starting at $10,000/year" or something like that is a good place to start, though. What do you think?