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Some assumptions, to be sure, but you say "we only have one project", so that implies multiple people, so if you are employed by this work you must be pulling i
by psylence519 15y ago
Some assumptions, to be sure, but you say "we only have one project", so that implies multiple people, so if you are employed by this work you must be pulling in several thousand dollars per month. $20/mo for a product you need to (or at least want to) use to accomplish this work and earn money is an absolute pittance.
- thehodge 15y agoIt depends on what value you put on basecamp, most of what we do is on git and we pay for a large github account.. I don't want to be a free customer but I disagree that $20 is nothing in the long term when most of the features offered to me I'll never use
- jonursenbach 15y agoJust because they might have a team working in a free version of Basecamp doesn't mean that they're pulling in money.
- ja2ke 15y agoFour friends and I were using free basecamp to track a personal free-time project we are working to turn into something more. That's five people on free Basecamp, not making any money (in fact spending out of pocket), but it's at times been an invaluable resource. Just, for our scale, not $20+ a year invaluable. I'm fine with Basecamp Next being "not for me" right now because of that, but that doesn't mean I'm not a little disappointed.