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A pay-as-you-go pricing option might be useful. The monthly pricing model works well if you plan to run the tests every day/week, but I'm guessing that a lot o
by agmiklas 17y ago
A pay-as-you-go pricing option might be useful. The monthly pricing model works well if you plan to run the tests every day/week, but I'm guessing that a lot of people will want to run the cross-browser tests on every new deployment, but perhaps not between deploys.
- martinkl 17y agoThat's something we're definitely thinking about. For the time being you can just sign up for a month, then cancel it again -- there's no minimum contract.
- pospischil 17y agoI strongly agree with this. Also, the prices seem quite steep to me -- though they may not be. Instead it may be that I'm not seeing how many tests can be completed with the allotted actions at each price level. The "what can I do with 15000 actions" is a step in the right direction, but I think it would be easier to comprehend if you said something like "a typical application of x size can be thoroughly tested y times a month w/ z actions".