[desireco42]

I think I would need this if there was a clear pricing. Since there is not, I am assuming it is too expensive.

It is impressive the number of databases you support, especially enterprise ones. I still can't use it without more clarity about pricing and usage.

[rnvarma]

Hi, thanks for the thoughts and glad to hear this could be useful for you! Startups and smaller companies we work with are paying $500/month (pretty cheap for replacing months of engineering working and maintenance). Our pricing then goes up from there depending on number of end customer groups.

We work with our clients on how the pricing scales up since some customers have very few end customer groups with tons of usage, whereas some customers have tens of thousands of end customer groups by virtue of being more consumer facing.

Let me know if you have more specific questions about pricing!

[desireco42]

Thank you for your response. I work in big corp. I think it is much easier for us to make something ourselves then to go through sales cycle/approvals to get us to use this.

Having said that, I look forward seeing what you will do in next year or two.

[HatchedLake721]

“I think it is much easier for us to make something ourselves”

says every developer until burning 100x cost/resources/time building a lesser version of the same thing that has to be now documented, supported and maintained.

From what I know (especially for big corps) $6k annual contract value ($500p/m) can usually be put on a credit card without triggering any lengthy enterprise 6-18 months sales cycles.