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I'm in a similar boat to the OP. We're near the boundary of your pricing between startup and traction, but the non linear jump (while being more common these da
by CaveTech 9y ago
I'm in a similar boat to the OP. We're near the boundary of your pricing between startup and traction, but the non linear jump (while being more common these days) is an immediate turn off.
There's a pretty big difference between $240 and $1200 a year when it comes to discretionary spending.
- pw 9y agoI'd argue that if you're worried about a thousand dollars a year difference over the course of a year, you're not a customer worth having.