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It does soon ramp up, $1500+ month maybe? At that point, it could become worthwhile to just dedicate your own time to implement the feature. Not that I like the
by ashleyw 17y ago
It does soon ramp up, $1500+ month maybe? At that point, it could become worthwhile to just dedicate your own time to implement the feature. Not that I like the idea of that when this service seems to do the job well, but not many startups have $20k+ a year to spend on spell checking...or should I say, no sane startup would spend $20k/yr on spell checking!
- sgrove 17y agoI think you may have missed the service plans page: http://www.afterthedeadline.com/commercial.slp http://www.afterthedeadline.com/commercial.slp The top plan is for an estimated 500 writers, with 50,000 requests/month, and costs $200.00. That's significantly lower than $1500/month. Beyond that, seems like you can work out a licensing deal to host your own server. Problem solved. It doesn't seem like a huge price to pay for a startup that relies of well-written material.