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> In the notice, IFTTT argued that the “Legacy Pro” tier “no longer exists in our current offerings,” as the web applet service has added “nearly 200 new servic
by cube00 3y ago
> In the notice, IFTTT argued that the “Legacy Pro” tier “no longer exists in our current offerings,” as the web applet service has added “nearly 200 new services, and dozens of new features” since first offering a pay-what-you-want option for grandfathered-in users.
Cool, then don't offer these "nearly 200 new services, and dozens of new features" to the grandfathered users.
- _cenw 3y agoI don't know what the ratio of integrations IFTTT gets paid for vs the ones they develop for reach, but getting on IFTTT without them reaching out to you is (or at least was) absurdly expensive (and creates a lot of junk on their integrations listing)
- halJordan 3y agoIt's not terrible to say "hey we've moved on." It's more petulant to say "you must maintain two services bc you had a different business ten years ago."
- cube00 3y agoNobody forced them to offer a lifetime plan, if you're happy to benefit from the hype "lifetime" brings, then don't complain when you're called out for not following through.
- pests 3y agoElementor (drag and drop page builder for WordPress) handled this the correct way. Their original plans included way too much in the basic teir that should have been behind a higher priced. They realized it last year and switched up the plans to be more reasonable. They gave you the choice of switching to the new plans and pricings, or keep the current price - but you wouldn't receive any new features.