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We just released our API on apiary (http://docs.commando.apiary.io http://docs.commando.apiary.io), but after finding ReadMe.io on ProductHunt, we signed up for
by nodesocket 12y ago
We just released our API on apiary (http://docs.commando.apiary.io http://docs.commando.apiary.io), but after finding ReadMe.io on ProductHunt, we signed up for a paid plan that very day, and are in the process of migrating over.
Our focus for our API documentation is beautifully designed and easy to read. All the extra features of Apiary and Mashup such as proxying, rate limiting, billing, and mocking requests are not really a priority for us. ReadMe.io is a perfect fit.
- forsaken 12y agoWhat made you decide to get a paid plan instead of the free plan?
- nodesocket 12y agoMainly, we are a startup ourself, and we know how much blood sweat and tears goes into it. ReadMe.io provides us a lot of value, and thus we want to pay to make sure that value stays around. Also, using our own domain is nice. :-)