Sure, but going from $5000 to $5990 isn't that interesting a price hike. Without knowing the distribution of customers it's really hard to say how impactful thi

Sure, but going from $5000 to $5990 isn't that interesting a price hike. Without knowing the distribution of customers it's really hard to say how impactful this really is. I'd guess that the majority of users fall into the <10k bucket, that there's a group of SMEs in the 10k-1m bucket that the $8/m pricing is intended to support, and that for enterprises the price reduction of the premium product will often entirely offset the loss of the 1m free impressions.