Derek_SeymourQ: Happy To See Audiorista here!
I remember looking into this a while ago and really loved what I saw.... We even jumped on a call to see if it was a fit! I was hoping seeing you on Appsumo would have eliminated some of the factors that didn't make it work for me back then work for me now...
I'm on board and ready to jump in, but the only hurdle stopping me this time is the 100 asset limit!!!!! Why not just limit storage size rather than "assets"?!?!
My app is 100% audio-based... How is it more limited for me than someone who's 100% video-based and would take up WAY more storage and bandwidth?!
Also, why no web app included?! It would make it much faster and easier for us to play around as a test user, rather than pushing through app updates?!
Can we hook it up to Pabbly Connect or Make... Or is it limited to only Zapier?
Anders_AudioRista
Oct 22, 2025A: Hi Derek,
It’s great to see you again — and thank you for such thoughtful feedback.
Audiorista was built to help creators and startups bring their ideas to life, to make it possible for anyone with a message, a story, or a passion to launch their own app without needing a development team or a huge budget.
The AppSumo tiers are designed as that first step — a way to give new creators an accessible entry point to test ideas and grow an audience before scaling up. That’s why the Lite tiers come with fixed limits like 100 assets, it keeps things simple and affordable for early-stage projects. The Business Plan, on the other hand, removes those caps entirely and is built for growth.
The same goes for web apps and integrations, these are available on higher tiers, while the Lite plans focus on getting you started on mobile, fast. Zapier is already supported (our team can help you connect it), and Make and Pabbly are both on our long-term roadmap.
We came to AppSumo to empower creators like you, and we can see that we haven’t fully aligned the thresholds in this campaign with your needs. That’s valuable feedback, and we’ll take it into consideration as we move forward.
Kind regards, Anders