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Since GrapesJS is already open source I would seriously consider pointing users to that for the free plan instead of providing free hosting. Your service provid
by simplify 8y ago
Since GrapesJS is already open source I would seriously consider pointing users to that for the free plan instead of providing free hosting. Your service provides hosting; free is a little too much as it costs you money for likely little gain.
Alternatively you could put a time limit. "Free 30 day trial" or something.
- matt_the_bass 8y agoI concur. Use the open source as “proof the product is solid”. It’s a badge of honor and could allow enterprise customers to check off the “ensure we can support it ourselves if needed box”. Likely they would never do that, but they could from a risk management POV.
- benatkin 8y agoI like the idea of freemium for this. There are many page builders out there, and many of them have limited plans that are free or very cheap, especially the WordPress ones. Having a free plan distinguishes this, and I think the limit of 50 form submissions is enough to encourage people who should be paying for it to pay.