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AUD $220 (~USD $145) per month base price for 300 members heading up into the thousands? That's $8.80 AUD per year per member, many such organisations have ann
by lathiat 6y ago
AUD $220 (~USD $145) per month base price for 300 members heading up into the thousands?
That's $8.80 AUD per year per member, many such organisations have annual membership fees in the $5-$50 range in my experience which would put that at a pretty hefty price bracket. Even the next level up is $3.35/person/year.
While they do seem to have quite a feature list and I appreciate many services including bulk mailing can easily be say $50 per month on their own that cost doesn't scale with the member numbers in the same way theirs do.. So that seems a little crazy for the low end.. especially as something that seems to aim towards being for non-profits (having a .org.au and being for "Members").
Long time (also Australian!) actor in this space "TidyHQ" (formerly TidyClub) has pricing of $34-$83 USD (~AUD $52 - $127) per month. And a bunch of similar features and more that I don't see listed like keeping track of committee meetings and finances which in my experience are the more base line problems small non-profits have and the features I've most often used there.
The sales pitch and demos on their website are not really great outside of the feature list. So there's definitely some plusses over TidyHQ like a website and helpdesk but you can typically acquire SaaS services like that again for "10s of dollars per month" and at a price that doesn't scale with member numbers either.
Am I missing something? I guess if nothing else the site really needs a much better product walkthrough of what it handles outside of the basics on the Features page.