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Parse launches premium feature: end-user branding
- rurouniedge 14y agoThis is pretty sweet!
- jamroom 14y agoMinimum $199 per month to brand your user templates? Ouch.
- objclxt 14y agoIf it's that important to you (and the branding is extremely minimal) there's nothing to stop you writing your own wrappers using the REST API. I actually had to do this for a project that used Parse and finished just before these new features got announced - where we didn't want password reset functionality to go via the parse.com domain.
- kenrikm 14y agoCool, +1 This is very useful. You guys keep making parse even more awesome than it already was.
- ISeemToBeAVerb 14y agoThis is just a personal opinion from someone who is not (currently) a customer, but I didn't realize that the free service required you to accept in-app branding. Personally, I'd much rather pay a small monthly fee for the bottom-tier (free) service than have my app branded in any way by Parse. I could see keeping the free option open for testing, but I think a mid-range option under $200 (sans branding) would open you up to a lot more potential customers.
- csmajorfive 14y agoThe free service actually doesn't have any explicit in-app branding requirements. We avoid that wherever possible. These new features allow you to replace what were previously very generic password reset emails, confirmation pages, etc. Thanks for the feedback!