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We still have a free trial for 15 days, as we always did. But no free plan.
by moraitakis 13y ago
We still have a free trial for 15 days, as we always did. But no free plan.
- oblio 13y agoThen please say so anywhere on the first page OR the signup page. There's no "trial" or "expiring" mentioned anywhere I can see...
- moraitakis 13y agoYou're right that the button in the main page is outdated and perhaps gives the wrong idea.. but if you go to http://workable.com/pricing http://workable.com/pricing it clearly says "try it free for 15 days" and has a big box underneath explaining how the free trial works :)
- netrus 13y agoSo - don't you want to fix it? Saying the limitation is mentioned somewhere on the page is a little lame.
- moraitakis 13y agoOf course we will, just saying that it was not intentional. In most places it is mentioned (there is a signup button on the pricing page and at the bottom of each page which says 15-day trial) but we didn't notice that in some other places the button text can be misinterpreted.
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