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Anyone have any details on enterprise pricing?

by sigden 3y ago

tempestn 3y ago
I've emailed them, but don't have a reply yet. Presumably they're a bit inundated at the moment. Took me a few attempts writing it before I managed an appropriately civil tone. Ended up venting my frustration cryptically instead, by including a pic of the Enterprise D in the footer.
teeray 3y ago
Likely xx% of your predicted revenue.
bombcar 3y ago
Someone should make a website that just lists basic pricing for various tiers of companies that try to hide it.
- thebruce87m 3y ago
  It could be a SaaS, and when you go to the pricing page it doesn’t tell you the price, but you can set up a sales call.
  - tempestn 3y ago
    Please create that landing page. I'd love to see that hit the homepage here.
- leros 3y ago
  Enterprise pricing isn't always standardized. A lot of the time it's tailored to "what it's worth for this particular client".
rsingel 3y ago
Wait, you are seriously going to trust them after this rugpull? You should be running away
- sigden 3y ago
  We're definitely running. I already have most of our years worth of data imported into Linear. I was just curious how badly they were planning on ripping people off.
  - rsingel 3y ago
    Sorry to jump to conclusions! How did the export go? Gotta find a new home for years of data as well.
    - sigden 3y ago
      The export was mostly painless. Linear doesn't have direct support for a migration from Pivotal, so you have to use their CLI tool for the import, which relies on their API. My initial attempt failed because they wouldn't allow more than a set number of requests per hour. An email to their support later and I was able to get this raised to accommodate the amount of data we have. I haven't dug deep, but there weren't any options presented to bring comments or attachments in, which is unfortunate as some of that historical context is important for us. I'm also scoping out Shortcut. Shortcut's interface feels a bit more familiar when coming from Pivotal. Their import process is even less polished though. For Pivotal you have to send an email to them, they reply with a template .csv that you have to ETL your data into. Right now the jury is still out for us.

Anyone have any details on enterprise pricing?

by sigden 3y ago

Anyone have any details on enterprise pricing?

I've emailed them, but don't have a reply yet. Presumably they're a bit inundated at the moment. Took me a few attempts writing it before I managed an appropriately civil tone. Ended up venting my frustration cryptically instead, by including a pic of the Enterprise D in the footer.

teeray 3y ago

Likely xx% of your predicted revenue.

bombcar 3y ago

Someone should make a website that just lists basic pricing for various tiers of companies that try to hide it.

thebruce87m 3y ago
It could be a SaaS, and when you go to the pricing page it doesn’t tell you the price, but you can set up a sales call.
- tempestn 3y ago
  Please create that landing page. I'd love to see that hit the homepage here.
leros 3y ago
Enterprise pricing isn't always standardized. A lot of the time it's tailored to "what it's worth for this particular client".

rsingel 3y ago

Wait, you are seriously going to trust them after this rugpull? You should be running away

sigden 3y ago
We're definitely running. I already have most of our years worth of data imported into Linear. I was just curious how badly they were planning on ripping people off.
- rsingel 3y ago
  Sorry to jump to conclusions! How did the export go? Gotta find a new home for years of data as well.
  - sigden 3y ago
    The export was mostly painless. Linear doesn't have direct support for a migration from Pivotal, so you have to use their CLI tool for the import, which relies on their API. My initial attempt failed because they wouldn't allow more than a set number of requests per hour. An email to their support later and I was able to get this raised to accommodate the amount of data we have. I haven't dug deep, but there weren't any options presented to bring comments or attachments in, which is unfortunate as some of that historical context is important for us. I'm also scoping out Shortcut. Shortcut's interface feels a bit more familiar when coming from Pivotal. Their import process is even less polished though. For Pivotal you have to send an email to them, they reply with a template .csv that you have to ETL your data into. Right now the jury is still out for us.