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This looks like a consumer targeted product. If so, they should use a "per month" pricing instead of the per hour pricing which only caters to nerds who will go
by cocktailpeanuts 7y ago
This looks like a consumer targeted product. If so, they should use a "per month" pricing instead of the per hour pricing which only caters to nerds who will go through the trouble to calculate.
I hope it's actually an affordable option overall compared to any other options out there.
- hedgehog 7y agoBased on SAML sign-in I'm guessing they're targeting businesses.
- mistersys 7y agoClearly this is a product targeted to professionals, designed for using heavy application while mobile. Gaming is a also a use case, but gamers that run heavy games tend to be nerds anyway. Per month pricing would make it very hard to price competitively for users who work 6+ hours a day vs. users who need to work with CAD files a couple of times per month. I don't know what kind of every-day consumers need to to run heavy CAD software.
- Legogris 7y agoI get mixed messages. The front page says > Moving your workflow into the cloud gives you the best hardware and networking performance possible, and helps you work on the tough stuff a normal computer just won’t do. This is then followed by their "Advanced" specs @ 6vCPUs, 16GB RAM and 2GB VRAM. That's a mid-range laptop.
- Onawa 7y agoThey do have per month pricing on the pricing page.
- snazz 7y agoYou can choose between per hour and per month pricing. The per hour pricing only runs when you're using the machine (only the cost of storage when it's off) and the per month pricing is a flat rate. They should offer a calculator for estimated usage costs.