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> Hasura Pro Pricing: Talk to Us I'm always scared to call when I hear this.

by mycall 7y ago

gavinray 7y ago
Tanmai, their CEO, gave a response in the Discord on this question a few weeks ago: "The pricing depends on your team/org: what features you’re using Hasura and the uptime/response SLA that you need. If you have something running with Hasura already feel free to setup a chat with the team to get a sense of the pricing. However we will have something launching for self-serve style pricing soon for a managed HA / auto-scalable Hasura with Pro features." I believe it's priced on a per-feature basis, so they're likely to work with you depending on what your particular needs are.
- sneak 7y ago
  That’s a double whammy. I and many others are prevented from creating a Discord account.
  - gavinray 7y ago
    Tanmai is on email 24/7, you've honestly got a better chance of reaching him there than on Discord: tanmaig@hasura.io I just use Discord because it's immediate feedback.
  - splike 7y ago
    I agree that Discord seems like an odd place to find this information, but I'm curious to know what prevents you from creating a Discord account?
    - sneak 7y ago
      You can’t create a Discord account without doxxing yourself. Signups not from an IP that discloses your location demand a dozen captchas and a telephone number. Using a burner number is not supported, and your carrier number is reversible to name/address/location just as your IP is. more info: https://sneak.berlin/20200220/discord-is-not-an-acceptable-choice-for-free-software-projects/ https://sneak.berlin/20200220/discord-is-not-an-acceptable-c...
      - Hawxy 7y ago
        The main issue with this viewpoint and your (arguably sensationalist) article is that it just finger points & blatantly ignores the reason those protections are in place. The number of people that consider Discord part of their threat model or an actual privacy risk is incredibly tiny compared to the number of users that get inconvenience by mass bot raids & people bypassing IP bans. I help manage a medium-sized Discord guild and we were randomly targeted by a bot raid whereby ~100 bots joined in the span of 1 minute and proceeding to spam various channels and the DMs of our users. Enabling Discord's requirement for a verified phone number stopped the raid in its tracks and allowed us to clean up without further issue. In the same way, Discord's automatic content scanning is designed to protect the large percentage of minors on the platform & proactively deal with potentially exploitative material + guilds (per https://blog.discordapp.com/discord-transparency-report-april-dec-2019-7e6d43a9bcb8 https://blog.discordapp.com/discord-transparency-report-apri...) Removing these features & restrictions in order to appease your extreme edge-case privacy views does not help the average Discord user in the slightest.
        sneak 7y ago
        You're absolutely right when you offer that the majority of people are not directly harmed by practices that are discriminatory. Discrimination is almost always aimed at circumstances that affect a minority of people. It seems that you believe that you benefit from Discord's gatekeeping. I'm glad it seems to be working out for you. If it wasn't, however, how would you know?
        GonzaloQuero 7y ago
        Sorry, but no, you don't get to play a discrimination card here, because if we do, we're almost mocking people who are under real discrimination. You don't agree with Discord's practices and lack of privacy, something which, by the way, I agree with you, and as such, decide not to use it. They are not discriminating against you, you're the one deciding not to use their service. To me, it sounds the same as if you don't like McDonalds because it's unhealthy, then accuse them of discriminating against you because they won't serve you some lean chicken salad.
  - bil7 7y ago
    why don't you get one of your friends who already has a discord account to make one and hand you the credentials?
maxcan 7y ago
Honestly, if price is an issue to you, you likely don’t need their enterprise offerings (yes I know there are exceptions). The idea is for most users to be on the free / open tier and then monetize off of enterprise users with specific demands and less cash sensitivity.

> Hasura Pro Pricing: Talk to Us I'm always scared to call when I hear this.

by mycall 7y ago

> Hasura Pro Pricing: Talk to Us I'm always scared to call when I hear this.

Tanmai, their CEO, gave a response in the Discord on this question a few weeks ago: "The pricing depends on your team/org: what features you’re using Hasura and the uptime/response SLA that you need. If you have something running with Hasura already feel free to setup a chat with the team to get a sense of the pricing. However we will have something launching for self-serve style pricing soon for a managed HA / auto-scalable Hasura with Pro features." I believe it's priced on a per-feature basis, so they're likely to work with you depending on what your particular needs are.

sneak 7y ago
That’s a double whammy. I and many others are prevented from creating a Discord account.
- gavinray 7y ago
  Tanmai is on email 24/7, you've honestly got a better chance of reaching him there than on Discord: tanmaig@hasura.io I just use Discord because it's immediate feedback.
- splike 7y ago
  I agree that Discord seems like an odd place to find this information, but I'm curious to know what prevents you from creating a Discord account?
  - sneak 7y ago
    You can’t create a Discord account without doxxing yourself. Signups not from an IP that discloses your location demand a dozen captchas and a telephone number. Using a burner number is not supported, and your carrier number is reversible to name/address/location just as your IP is. more info: https://sneak.berlin/20200220/discord-is-not-an-acceptable-choice-for-free-software-projects/ https://sneak.berlin/20200220/discord-is-not-an-acceptable-c...
    - Hawxy 7y ago
      The main issue with this viewpoint and your (arguably sensationalist) article is that it just finger points & blatantly ignores the reason those protections are in place. The number of people that consider Discord part of their threat model or an actual privacy risk is incredibly tiny compared to the number of users that get inconvenience by mass bot raids & people bypassing IP bans. I help manage a medium-sized Discord guild and we were randomly targeted by a bot raid whereby ~100 bots joined in the span of 1 minute and proceeding to spam various channels and the DMs of our users. Enabling Discord's requirement for a verified phone number stopped the raid in its tracks and allowed us to clean up without further issue. In the same way, Discord's automatic content scanning is designed to protect the large percentage of minors on the platform & proactively deal with potentially exploitative material + guilds (per https://blog.discordapp.com/discord-transparency-report-april-dec-2019-7e6d43a9bcb8 https://blog.discordapp.com/discord-transparency-report-apri...) Removing these features & restrictions in order to appease your extreme edge-case privacy views does not help the average Discord user in the slightest.
      - sneak 7y ago
        You're absolutely right when you offer that the majority of people are not directly harmed by practices that are discriminatory. Discrimination is almost always aimed at circumstances that affect a minority of people. It seems that you believe that you benefit from Discord's gatekeeping. I'm glad it seems to be working out for you. If it wasn't, however, how would you know?
        GonzaloQuero 7y ago
        Sorry, but no, you don't get to play a discrimination card here, because if we do, we're almost mocking people who are under real discrimination. You don't agree with Discord's practices and lack of privacy, something which, by the way, I agree with you, and as such, decide not to use it. They are not discriminating against you, you're the one deciding not to use their service. To me, it sounds the same as if you don't like McDonalds because it's unhealthy, then accuse them of discriminating against you because they won't serve you some lean chicken salad.
- bil7 7y ago
  why don't you get one of your friends who already has a discord account to make one and hand you the credentials?

maxcan 7y ago

Honestly, if price is an issue to you, you likely don’t need their enterprise offerings (yes I know there are exceptions). The idea is for most users to be on the free / open tier and then monetize off of enterprise users with specific demands and less cash sensitivity.