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Yes, "monthly users" means end users. However, like you pointed out, we can't differentiate between a user and a device. Maybe our marketing should say "month
by ericflo 15y ago
Yes, "monthly users" means end users. However, like you pointed out, we can't differentiate between a user and a device. Maybe our marketing should say "monthly active devices." In any case, this is good feedback for us to hear, because it could indicate that our pricing still needs work. Thanks!
EDIT: Realized I forgot to answer your second question. If you go over your cap, users will still be able to use the app 100% uninterrupted--you just won't be able to push out any updates to those users.
- ollerac 15y agoYa, that part of the pricing page scared me too. I think adding a plan for unlimited users that had a set price would assuage many people's fears.
- manmal 15y agoThey have to first find out what pushing updates actually costs them in hardware and traffic costs (and perhaps even support costs). I'm sure they will add a fixed-price unlimited plan when they have found out.