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Re:Ask HN: Are there startups that went open-source and succeed? on Friday September 19, 2014 @02:13PM (#8341674)
it seems to me open sourcing means more risks than upsides. Can't you raise funds based on your growth/customers and hire someone who will make the PR you hate? Sorry for not answering your question :-) +1 for the Docker example below
Re: on Monday June 09, 2014 @11:35AM (#7868917)
looks interesting - We're just getting too much time wasted with cc, bcc and coordination to answer. Not sure I understand the point of mixing twitter and email though...
Re: on Monday June 09, 2014 @08:35AM (#7868102)
Very interesting tool for us! We'll start testing today! When do you plan to add more social channels beyond Twitter (and email of course)?
Re:Ask HN: What VOIP provider do you use for your startup? on Thursday April 17, 2014 @08:03PM (#7607287)
Aircall is a bit different from GH. Our pricing is not final yet but if you're a lone user only receiving very few calls, GH will be cheaper. If you're a team of a few people or if you receive or make a decent amount of calls/week, Aircall should be >20% cheaper at least. if you're interested, drop me a mail at [email protected] so I can make you jump our waiting list (once you've tried the product I'll be happy to share with you our detailed pricing ideas - even if not final)
register to our beta to get in touch with me or mail me [email protected]. We're still finetuning our pricing but i'll give you details when you're on board :-)
we cover most OECD countries, South & Latam americas, Pacific area and some in Africa/middle east. For details and pricing, the best is to register to our beta on http://aircall.io. I'll get you onboard and give you more details when you've seen our product!
Reach me out on +1 646 776 5948 (to be honest you may reach me or cascade to our CTO or any available member of team - but all will be happy to talk to you)
Hi I'm the author of the post. You've guessed right - I'm not a native english [I had the post proof-read though by a "native" (he said) so I've got some follow-up to do], but a humble members of the French Tech. We'll try to work on our language skills asap!

Beyond this I truly appreciate your feedback [and of course we all know at Aircall what is a PBX and how to make one quickly in the garage :-)].

You can try https://aircall.io. Should meet your need. Still in private beta (free by the way). 2 YC startups of current batch are trying it right now :-)