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You should change the way the rates are displayed. When I saw 5$ (p/m), I thought it was Per Message. And I instantly closed the window. Later on I came back j
by __xtrimsky 12y ago
You should change the way the rates are displayed.
When I saw 5$ (p/m), I thought it was Per Message. And I instantly closed the window.
Later on I came back just to check for another country, and noticed on another page that it was per month.
But I highly recommend you change:
Pricing (p/m)
to :
Pricing (per month)
- jszymborski 12y agoI had precisely the same reaction.
- rnprince 12y agoI had exactly the same reaction as well.
- bryceadams 12y agoGood point, will fix this up!
- daveasdf 12y agoNow the pricing page states "(p/message)". Was this a typo, or is it really $5 per message? Edit: lower down in the fine print it states "per month", but the table heading states "p/message".
- bryceadams 12y agoFixed, I'm an idiot. It's per/month.
- jzwinck 12y agoThe text should literally read "Price (USD per month)". Then it will be clear, unambiguous, and obviate the need for the snippet at the bottom about "$USD" (which is not a standard notation).