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That's exactly the first question that came to my mind. When I don't see a "plans and pricing" link, I always start wondering where's the catch.
by danmaz74 15y ago
That's exactly the first question that came to my mind. When I don't see a "plans and pricing" link, I always start wondering where's the catch.
- endersshadow 15y agohttps://teamtreehouse.com/subscribe/plans https://teamtreehouse.com/subscribe/plans When you click the "Sign Up" link it takes you there. Either $25/month or $40/month. The cheapest you can get away with is $300/year.
- tryitnow 15y agoBelieve it or not I am actually glad they are charging subscriptions. For me businesses that charge are a sign of quality (within reason of course). I know I am getting tired of using "free" services that actually aren't free at all when you factor in the time I have to use to really extract value from them. I am just hoping Treehouse actually provides a service that makes a difference, i.e. someone can learn faster and more efficiently with Treehouse than some other way. So far this looks good. Can't wait to try it out later tonight.
- ryancarson 15y agoThanks. We think it's important to be profitable so the service can be stable and long-lasting.
- danmaz74 15y agoGood to know. It could have been clearer, though :)