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businesses that 'need to haul ass' usually still want to try something out before buying it. That doesn't need to a a free plan, but it's common to offer some t
by ritzaco 1y ago
businesses that 'need to haul ass' usually still want to try something out before buying it. That doesn't need to a a free plan, but it's common to offer some trial period to new users.
Also totally OK if planetscale doesn't do this and that $39/month _is_ the best way to try them out, I just think it would be good for them to make explicit in the article what I should do if I think I might want it but want to try it.
- rcrowley 1y agoAll our list prices are monthly and our bills are actually even finer-grained - there's no commitment to pay for a database longer than you run it. If you do decide to operate on PlanetScale long-term, check out <https://planetscale.com/pricing https://planetscale.com/pricing> for consumption commitment discounting and other options that might make sense for your company.
- dangoodmanUT 1y agoThey try it by contacting sales and setting up a pilot, not a self-service free trial
- stronglikedan 1y ago> but it's common to offer some trial period to new users That is rather uncommon for B2B.