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thats really cool. My first thought was that it could be useful for people like you with several side projects that they dont really spend a lot of time activel

thats really cool. My first thought was that it could be useful for people like you with several side projects that they dont really spend a lot of time actively maintaining, to get 'at a glance' stats to see that things are ticking over. To that end, you could consider a multi domain plan, $18 for 3 domains or something. I love projects like this, particularly because although the income seems modest, I frequently live in developing countries for long stretches, where $250/month trickling in pretty much pays for the necessities.

shazow 12y ago
You're absolutely right about the pricing. Right now it's still in the "throw a number down on the front page and see if it sticks" stage of pricing. I'm still banging my head against the wall to find a better pricing scheme, but it will likely be similar to what you mentioned. Here, I'll write it down just so I can get it out of my head. :) * Hobby: $4/mo (paid yearly), limited to 1 site and 1 recipient * Startup: $10/mo, unlimited sites, unlimited recipients [Custom Branding] * Freelance: $35/mo, custom branding, 10 sites * Studio: $85/mo, custom branding, 25 sites * Agency: $150/mo, custom branding, 50 sites It's a lot of plans but maybe the two-bucket separation would be manageable. Or maybe I need to do a more fluid $4-5/mo/custom-branded site plan, but pay-per-use plans typically doesn't perform as well for non-developers.