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vyas

@SGraf said:
Offer ends 1st of April 2021_

Alrite.

Good offer
Edited: See comment from @SGraf below

other than time travel requirement :-)
(in case some one did not get the joke..it is meant for those who may miss this date- over 350 days from now,then later come back and say "I missed buying... will this deal be repeated?" )
As @seriesn says.. copy pasta error!
Cheers!

SGraf

@vyas said:

@SGraf said:
Offer ends 1st of April 2021_

Alrite.

Good offer other than time travel requirement :-)
(in case some one did not get the joke..it is meant for those who may miss this date- over 350 days from now,then later come back and say "I missed buying... will this deal be repeated?" )

Cheers!

forgot to take out that line before copy pasting - its fixed now

debaser

What control panel do you use for these offers?

What are the I/O limits? Why the arbitrary limit on MySQL databases?

SGraf

@debaser said:
What control panel do you use for these offers?

What are the I/O limits? Why the arbitrary limit on MySQL databases?

Thank you for the questions!

What control panel do you use for these offers?

Under the hood, you'll find an apiscp.

What are the I/O limits?

If you are a normal user and don't abuse the system or hammer the disks continuously, its unlikely you will feel the I/O limits.
Right now they are set relatively high and i'm keeping a close eye on the nodes to make sure everyone has a good time.

Why the arbitrary limit on MySQL databases?

• Why Not?

For the basic concept/design of the plans/offers i did look at the current market (offers and requests) on various forums and inquiries/feedback/discussions from potential users.
This made me decide not to offer "unlimited" anything. Instead I'm aiming to be clear on the guaranteed resources.

For the basic Plan-Design I took the approach of looking at at use-cases and working backwards from there.
Therefore I have placed limits based on likely usage.

If you want I can post a bit more on my thought process when designing the plans.

debaser

Well, as for the MySQL databases I guess your trying to limit the number of non-static sites per account, which I can understand. But it also looks pretty limiting. For instance: I have three small sites, not very active with a database. They would easily fit in all the limits of the 20 eur package if it wasn’t for those databases. That’s what I was thinking of.

SGraf

@debaser said:
Well, as for the MySQL databases I guess your trying to limit the number of non-static sites per account, which I can understand. But it also looks pretty limiting. For instance: I have three small sites, not very active with a database. They would easily fit in all the limits of the 20 eur package if it wasn’t for those databases. That’s what I was thinking of.

I'm open to suggestions on how to improve the product/plans. Thank you for your valuable feedback.

debaser

Maybe I’m just the odd one here, but it’d be nice if an extra database was an option for instance.

SGraf

@debaser said:
Maybe I’m just the odd one here, but it’d be nice if an extra database was an option for instance.

....I'm not doing extra's or up-sells if i can help it....

debaser

No extra's I can understand, but you're definitely up-selling here though .

SGraf

@debaser said:
No extra's I can understand, but you're definitely up-selling here though .

Allright here is a challenge for you! Assume my plan is to have most users in the regular/medium plan. How would you have designed the limits of the small and large, so that all three feel like a meaningful choice

Chievo

@SGraf said:

@debaser said:
No extra's I can understand, but you're definitely up-selling here though .

Allright here is a challenge for you! Assume my plan is to have most users in the regular/medium plan. How would you have designed the limits of the small and large, so that all three feel like a meaningful choice

It is your business and it is up to you but here my2 cents.
Probably making different plans. I mean let s take the same 10 euros plan and offer 5 websites for example with the databases justbump the pricing in the middle for example 15 euros/yearly and it should be working better( probably) you know your expenses etc so could work for you or not. But it is an option . You know better the pricing costs etc that you need etc

SGraf

@Chievo said:

@SGraf said:

@debaser said:
No extra's I can understand, but you're definitely up-selling here though .

Allright here is a challenge for you! Assume my plan is to have most users in the regular/medium plan. How would you have designed the limits of the small and large, so that all three feel like a meaningful choice

It is your business and it is up to you but here my2 cents.
Probably making different plans. I mean let s take the same 10 euros plan and offer 5 websites for example with the databases justbump the pricing in the middle for example 15 euros/yearly and it should be working better( probably) you know your expenses etc so could work for you or not. But it is an option . You know better the pricing costs etc that you need etc

I'm perfectly happy running my business as i have done for a long time. That being said I do appreciate feedback as my personal aim is to deliver the best possible service. Hence i was curious about his opinion.

debaser

@SGraf said:

@debaser said:
No extra's I can understand, but you're definitely up-selling here though .

Allright here is a challenge for you! Assume my plan is to have most users in the regular/medium plan. How would you have designed the limits of the small and large, so that all three feel like a meaningful choice

For my use case it would be pretty simple.

Small: 1 website (domain) = 1 database (MySQL)
Medium: 5 websites (domains) = 5 databases (either MySQL or PostgreSQL)
Large: 10 websites (domains) = 10 databases (MySQL or PostgreSQL)

So a customer can use any website as a dynamic site. By limiting memory usage (depending on package) and cpu usage these websites won't saturate your servers.

SGraf

@debaser said:

@SGraf said:

@debaser said:
No extra's I can understand, but you're definitely up-selling here though .

Allright here is a challenge for you! Assume my plan is to have most users in the regular/medium plan. How would you have designed the limits of the small and large, so that all three feel like a meaningful choice

For my use case it would be pretty simple.

Small: 1 website (domain) = 1 database (MySQL)
Medium: 5 websites (domains) = 5 databases (either MySQL or PostgreSQL)
Large: 10 websites (domains) = 10 databases (MySQL or PostgreSQL)

So a customer can use any website as a dynamic site. By limiting memory usage (depending on package) and cpu usage these websites won't saturate your servers.

Allright! Thank you for the input. I'll keep that in mind the next time i update/add plans