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There's two reasons: 1) Ease 2) Tech Our ease is worth it. If you save 1 hour of work, you've made your money back — and probably have even more. And honestly;
by zachinglis 13y ago
There's two reasons:
1) Ease
2) Tech
Our ease is worth it. If you save 1 hour of work, you've made your money back — and probably have even more. And honestly; not everyone has the skills to build stuff on Linode. Quite often they want to focus on just working on the client's website.
Our tech is very impressive. We've got a great development team working hard on building a very robust system. Using us you'd find that.
I can understand what you're saying though. But I can guarantee we're a different experience and result than plain old AWS or a blank Linode box.
- grageth 13y agoAppreciate the response. Certainly going to give it a go. I tweeted, but could you point me in the direction of your definition of a request?
- zachinglis 13y agoOur request model is http requests. I'll try and make that clearer on the homepage.
- gnud 13y agoUnder pricing, it says '10 million visitors' in the copy. There's quite a difference between 10 million requests and 10 million visitors.
- zachinglis 13y agoThanks for that spot. We had our metrics labelled as visitors but felt it was too confusing. It's definitely requests. Will change it :)