[RickS]

Some thoughts:

1) Put pricing higher on the home page. I expected this to be like other services that take a project percentage, was surprised to find a $50 subscription fee, which I won't pay because I didn't find a quick answer to 2:

2) Did these leads ask to be contacted by every pipeline user every week? Either they didn't, and I don't want to spam strangers like that, or they did, and that sounds AWFUL, and climbing into a dog pile like that is going to scare off anyone who has a decent pipeline of their own.

edit: saw "We aggregate leads from 200+ sites, job boards, Slack groups etc."

That's super gross. The point of services like these is that they're not from those sources.

[Pipeliners]

Thanks for the reply and the feedback! Leads don't get asked to be contacted by Pipeline users unless they submit leads through Pipeline itself. They have, however, placed project advertisements or work with recruiters so they expect to be contacted - I'm not really sure I understand this point. They don't get contacted every week, only whilst they are hiring (and we only advertise the same positions to 3 users max).

• "edit: saw "We aggregate leads from 200+ sites, job boards, Slack groups etc.""

Why is it super gross? We find and filter many, many, many leads that are super low quality and unsuitable, we're taking a lot of the sourcing work out of the hands of freelancers/agencies and we find leads from people/companies/websites that they're likely not to have visited. For us, the point of this service is to send filtered and high quality leads, saving our users time and resources that could be better spent on completing projects. Hope that makes sense?