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The OP was asking what the price is when they do have an enterprise use case or their scale grows beyond your defined constraints.
by dastbe 7y ago
The OP was asking what the price is when they do have an enterprise use case or their scale grows beyond your defined constraints.
- slowmovintarget 7y agoMost vendors that aim for enterprise contracts take a "contact us" approach. Contracts can be negotiated. Pricing may vary. (I am not affiliated with this vendor, I just deal with software vendors a fair bit.)
- gbear605 7y agoVendors that are aiming at a split workflow, with a free tier and a paid tier usually have some set paid tiers and then a “contact us” for beyond that. For example, Slack gives you prices for the Standard and Support plans, and then lets enterprises contact them for negotiating prices. The problem with Pipedream is that non-enterprise customers will want to use their so-called enterprise plan.