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I agree, its not worth thousands but it is worth > $0. You must agree this investment by the integrating company makes them unlikely to leave. A contract is w
by jeffepp 16y ago
I agree, its not worth thousands but it is worth > $0.
You must agree this investment by the integrating company makes them unlikely to leave.
A contract is worthless for a company in this situation. The cost of enforcing it is thousands as well.
- tptacek 16y agoThis is silly. The contract is simply the formal agreement you enter into with your provider. You don't get a contract so that you can sue someone; you get it so both parties actually know what they agreed to. I assure you, most of your providers do not know that they've agreed that your software development costs are consideration for services they provide you.
- jeffepp 16y agoThis is true. I would be willing to bet that 99% of chargify customers assumed they agreed to the current prices. This agreement (contract or not) is trust. Thus my point, the trust is lost.
- tptacek 16y agoIt is clear to me that Chargify users assume they agreed to a lot of things. Some of them appear to be even crazier than "Chargify will never raise their prices or eliminate the free option".