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It's scary that they're now locked into SeamlessDocs which has stopped publishing its pricing. 2016: https://web.archive.org/web/20160303073934/https://www.sea

• mattmanser 6y ago
  Perfectly normal for this sort of product to not have fixed tiers, they've just pivoted off trying to sell to self-serve customers, to switching to a different pricing structure. You can't make money like that if you have to negotiate contracts with government agencies. Not sure how that's scary. Imagine sending in a salesperson, and occasionally an developer, to 5 meetings, each lasting 2 hours, over the space of 6 months. Now calculate how long it would take to pay for that back at $55 p/m. And you'll note that the page already had an "enterprise" tier, for which you had to enquire.
• prepend 6y ago
  This is what makes paper forms so hard to crack. Paper and PDF is a predictable price that will be about the same in 10 years, 20 years, whatever. Not knowing what SeamlessDocs charges (or will even be around) is hard to plan around. They do call out a new contract that I think is meant to help with this.