Hello Ian. I am glad to see fruition of your ideas. (We had an interview, I was a guy with Russian accent, Jevgenij). The site looks great, I enjoyed viewing i

Hello Ian. I am glad to see fruition of your ideas. (We had an interview, I was a guy with Russian accent, Jevgenij). The site looks great, I enjoyed viewing it on mobile even mroe than on Desktop. Now to the observations: 1. I would try to reach billforward.com domain owner to purchase it, if you have not tried. .net, while it is popular and the purpose somehow fits (.net - network infrastructure services), I fear 1-5% of customers will be lost due to accidentally typing .com, or simply feeling that if a company is on .net, it might not be as credible as it claims. 2. http://imgur.com/g6KQ3FP http://imgur.com/g6KQ3FP - it is zoomed out, initially the background would fit the screen, but the "Tiered, tiered volume ..." phrase was cut. 3. Pricing choice shall attract enough customers to further improve the product. Great idea for fast expansion, but is risky in terms of revenue. I assume, your bet is that many startups going for free, will eventually cross the bracket and start paying 1%. 4. Lack of application screenshots, some would like to look at the product itself before trying. 5. Billing services are obviously critical for any business, some statements and justifications of uptime, robustness and integrity would be very much welcoming. Great job on explaining what the product is about right in the beginning. And as vijayaggarwal mentioned, call to action is well placed indeed, reminding that there is essentially no risk to try out. Out of personal curiosity, do you mind sharing what technologies the product is built on?