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Your pricing page is tucked away at the bottom. It's one of the first pages I go to, and hiding it like that makes me think you're trying to trick me.
by danr4 9y ago
Your pricing page is tucked away at the bottom. It's one of the first pages I go to, and hiding it like that makes me think you're trying to trick me.
- bjoernm 9y agoThanks for the feedback! Definitely not planning to trick anybody, we’re just trying to keep the top navigation simple. We’re actually also considering moving the blog and support links to the footer. But we’ll keep an eye on it!
- codegeek 9y agoPlease listen to the GP. Pricing needs to be in the top menu and not hidden away in footer. You will lose tons of prospects because they will think pricing is not transparent. I thought the same until I scrolled down to the bottom.
- masonicb00m 9y agoCounter-feedback: didn't bother me that pricing was at the bottom.
- masonicb00m 9y agoCounter-feedback: didn't bother me that pricing was at the bottom.
- ricardobeat 9y agoI thought there was no pricing available until I came back and saw this comment, would not sign up for "freemium".
- bjoernm 9y agoI'm sorry to hear that :( Do you prefer free trials, paid-only, or some other model?
- gotbeans 9y agoHow about free? /ducks Jokes aside, i'm of the opinion I'd allow free use with severe scale limitations - more or less what bitbucket did/does with private repos.
- ricardobeat 9y agoSorry, I should've been more clear: the lack of pricing info is what would prevent me from signing up (free == questionable longevity, reliability, qos). At this point I'm totally burnt by commiting my data to free/freemium saas products that end up shutting down a year later, just want to pay for good service and have a bit of hope that it stays afloat.