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I was glad to see that there is some mention of pricing on the page, but it's not until the bottom and it's extremely vague ("we have plans for companies of all
by martingordon 14y ago
I was glad to see that there is some mention of pricing on the page, but it's not until the bottom and it's extremely vague ("we have plans for companies of all sizes starting at $12/month").
The product looks pretty cool, but not having a detailed pricing/features page might be a showstopper for a company that is genuinely interested.
- flexterra 14y agoWe know and we are fixing it. In a few days we are launching a website re-design that includes the pricing information. For now here's a link to the pricing info we currently have on the site after you sign in. Plans and pricing: http://bit.ly/VLzg3v http://bit.ly/VLzg3v
- jkonowitch 14y agoThis is minor, but I don't think the umbrella icon makes sense for the "Small" plan given the constellation of craft that you use to illustrate the growing size of the larger plans. Perhaps a bicycle or a small compact car icon would do better?
- jordo37 14y agoI actually liked it - suggesting each one gives you a bit of lift, not speed. Unless you are Mary Poppins umbrellas won't get you very far.
- eddieroger 14y agoAgreed. It doesn't fit in with the metaphor of the flying apparatuses (unless you are expecting Mary Poppins to sign up). I think a paper airplane would be a better placeholder, but that's the two cents of a non-designer.
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- robertrichard 14y agoIf the metaphor refers to flying apparatuses, I vote for a cable car.