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On your pricing page, every plan except the cheapest one shows up as "Cheapest plan". And the $99/month (per site!) plan doesn't have half the benefits the $10/
by biot 13y ago
On your pricing page, every plan except the cheapest one shows up as "Cheapest plan". And the $99/month (per site!) plan doesn't have half the benefits the $10/month plan has.
- buro9 13y agoThis is a confusion created by us that was not intentional and the designer is looking to fix very very soon by gutting that part of the page. The compare + pricing is comparing our offering "Microcosm" to our competitor offerings. It isn't comparing various packages we offer. We only have one plan, it includes everything. Though other founders suggest we invent another couple of plans to hit the Goldilocks "too hot, too cold, just about right" method of selling. And yes, Vanilla is strangely priced considering the market, but they do have some compelling features too... everyone draws up their comparison tables to favour themselves. I actually wanted to promote the fact that we don't support signature at all as a positive.
- biot 13y agoOk, I get it now. It reads like every other SaaS pricing page with columns showing multiple plans but is actually a competitive analysis. It doesn't help that I'm not aware that "Vanilla" is a competitive product as it seems like the name of one of your plans.