Why such low limits?

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Interesting concept. Great platform name. But what\u0027s the deal with the low limits? You are competing against already large and proven competitors who offer the same services and even much more than you currently have to offer on your platform, yet others offer unlimited team members and hundreds of gigabytes of storage. Some even offer terabytes. Yes, terabytes. My friendly and well\u002Dintentioned advice is to do a limit audit. Good luck!

Reza_OneSuite · Answer

Thanks for pointing this out. Honestly, we also thought about it. To be future proof and to make the SaaS sustainable, we have to be cautious. Just to make sell, we don\u0027t want to overpromise rather we will focus more on sustainability and quality. \u000a\u000aThanks for your appreciation. It means a lot. :)

aoiouai · Answer

That’s a great perspective, but realistically, your platform won’t incur extra costs with 20 or 217 team members. Most won’t exceed 100, but the unlimited option is nice. You could limit us to one workspace, that’s ok. Also, Amazon S3 offers storage for $0.023 per GB per month, so you can definitely provide more than 30 GB. My two cents.

GlobalDigitalMedia · Answer

I fully concur in as far as storage is concerned..What is currently being offered is waaaay too low.

Project-Michael · Answer

It would be great if you allowed at least three members in the tier 1 plan. I usually buy most PM tools to test. But with just one user, testing is not practical (such as testing assigning tasks to members etc).

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