An 1100 user limit is absurd for a website this scale, and is likely predicated on serving content to logged in users, not anonymous readers. With some simple c

An 1100 user limit is absurd for a website this scale, and is likely predicated on serving content to logged in users, not anonymous readers. With some simple caching they could serve hundreds of thousands easily with very basic tech if they didn't require login. The biggest problem, from a usability and a technical perspective, is the hiding of the information till you have signed up and given details. Apparently this constraint was added at the last minute, I wonder if insurance companies insisted on it?