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600$/month for a SaaS "Basic" plan is questionable, to say the least. Get your pricing right. For 600$/month I can easily allocate resources within my company t
by arekkas 9y ago
600$/month for a SaaS "Basic" plan is questionable, to say the least. Get your pricing right. For 600$/month I can easily allocate resources within my company to come up with a tailored solution for my needs. Maybe check what the competition is doing:
https://papertrailapp.com/plans https://papertrailapp.com/plans
https://logentries.com/pricing/ https://logentries.com/pricing/
https://www.loggly.com/plans-and-pricing/ https://www.loggly.com/plans-and-pricing/
- spimmy 9y agoOne company was paying $35k/ month in just ec2 hardware costs to run an ELK cluster, and we were able to slash that substantially, while still making money. Not to mention the savings in core engineering time. Just goes to show you, people have no idea how muych their shit costs. And/or don't value their own time.
- GordonS 9y agoThat seems like a lot of money. Can you give a really high level breakdown of where it was spent?
- QuinnyPig 9y ago"I can build a better version myself by retasking my $200K a year engineers" is the battle cry of someone screwing up the ROI analysis.
- YesThatTom2 9y agoReally? $600 sounds pretty cheap to me considering what you get.