Re:Introducing unlimited private repositories
by giovannibajo1 on Wednesday May 11, 2016 @08:13AM
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The point we are raising is there is an entire category of companies (agencies / software house) where the price is going up dramatically (5x, 10x or more). This happens because of the choice of billing outside collaborators (even read-only ones).
Re:Introducing unlimited private repositories
by Xylakant on Wednesday May 11, 2016 @08:09AM
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Lots of collaboraters does not translate to lots of requests. I'd be totally fine being charged by size of data, number of requests,... Number of people that I allow to view my code is a very bad metric for me, especially given that most of those people are already part of a paid account.
Re:Introducing unlimited private repositories
by odonnellryan on Wednesday May 11, 2016 @08:21AM
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> active requests (lots of users).
Also, more users = more problems.
Sure it's going to cost some orgs more, and it makes sense that it does. I'd wager that data at rest (lots of repos) costs a hell of lot less to run than active requests (lots of users).
Personally my bill will be going down from $25 to $7, and I'm fine with that.
My companies bill will be going down from $650/month to $583/month.