Re:Lessons learned from creating a real-time collaborative r...
by stalq on Tuesday October 16, 2018 @05:57PM
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>The page doesn't seem to imply that the price for 25+ users would scale linearly; for that they have a "Contact Us" call to action for negotiating pricing.
I confirm that! It is just a specific offering for a small project where 25 people team use our editor. It's a fair price (covers granting the commercial license, the right to use / change / hide our code, enterprise support, maintenance, warranties, indemnifications, etc). For bigger projects we always try to implement a licensing scenario that works well for a given customer. Contact us and we will do our best to craft you an optimal plan.
Re:Lessons learned from creating a real-time collaborative r...
by kondro on Tuesday October 16, 2018 @06:46PM
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It might be worthwhile putting some bracketing or aspirational pricing up there with it too then as you’re potentially scaring away potential commercial clients who look at that price and can’t see how they could justify its inclusion at a prices they would have to guess at using that as a base.
The page doesn't seem to imply that the price for 25+ users would scale linearly; for that they have a "Contact Us" call to action for negotiating pricing.
25 MAU seems reasonable to me for the following use-case: Company A sells a custom CMS to Company B, with a CKEditor-powered admin area to be used by <25 of Company B's content writing staff.