[shinepl10]

you should have pricing upfront without any forms to request it - I hate that approach

[kuroguro]

He probably A/B tested it :)

[paraschopra]

We have, multiple times.

[config_yml]

Seems like you’re not their target customer ;)

[dataminded]

I'm glad they made the shift.

They used to be too cheap. Like uncomfortably low-priced while their people weren't easy enough to access.

[HatchedLake721]

Why? There’s a reason why companies don’t show pricing, and they happily turn over anything from few million a year, to a half a billion and more and keep growing.

Especially when you get to enterprise $50k - $1m+ annual contracts and 12-18 months sale life cycles, pricing gets complex.

edit: there's pricing on the home page, but the point still stands

[edoceo]

Maybe they've A/B tested this?