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We used to have an "hourly" model, and may bring it back. Would this be of interest to you? The reason we do a weekly model is that it lets us plan capacity.
by anandkulkarni 14y ago
We used to have an "hourly" model, and may bring it back. Would this be of interest to you?
The reason we do a weekly model is that it lets us plan capacity.
- jonwinstanley 14y agoPersonally, I would prefer it, but I realise it may be confusing to your customers to have two totally different pricing methods. How did the hourly model perform when you used it before?
- anandkulkarni 14y agoIt was reasonably popular, but difficult to predict usage. You can still see it there - it's not labeled as such, but it's the "Starter" plan -- this will bill you per hour, with a minimum of one per week.
- _lex 14y agoI'd be interested in hiring for hourly work, but I'm not sure how much work I need to send out per week. I suspect others are like me. It would be nice if we could pay a monthly maintenance fee and then just pay $10/hr, or whatever. It would be even better if we could just pay $15/hr during spike times.