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Thanks for your feedback dmje. We've had similar discussions with customers in the past - we've found the vast majority (90%) are happy to pay monthly, and the
by owor 5y ago
Thanks for your feedback dmje.
We've had similar discussions with customers in the past - we've found the vast majority (90%) are happy to pay monthly, and the remainder are very vocally against.
We are looking to accomodate both sides, and the current plan is to offer a subscription 'pause', where all of your existing data is stored for free, and you can unpause to edit/create new projects.
It's still being worked out, but hopefully this will be a happy medium ground in the future.
- Mauricebranagh 5y agoThe limit of 5000 might be a bit low for larger sites is this pages or URLS? I am thinking ecomerce and classified ads sites
- owor 5y agoWe're currently working on scaling up to 25,000+ pages, hopefully sometime in the next 12 months!
- methyl 5y agoIf I may give you an advice. If you want to justify monthly payments, figure out how to provide ongoing value. In your case, it could be that you will update sitemaps in the background and notify users about changes. That way, it’s much easier to see the reason behind recurring payments.
- dmje 5y agoHey - thanks - I reckon a hybrid would work well. So the tiers for those that are happy with a regular payment, or a "pay per page" for those like me who are maybe more project based. Will be interesting to see what you do!