Just checked my email, can confirm they didn't say it was ending... I really didn't notice on the page here but that I cannot guarantee. Many deals are ending tomorrow.
Please, ask AppSumo about this: we are not responsible for AppSumo communications or missing ones. If there is a way you can still buy the deal in some way, they will know how to do. Let me know.
Q: Hi Matteo / team,
Welcome to AppSump and great work with React Bricks!
I've full-stacked to the highest tier, but noticed that the entirety of the plan limits are applied to one 'app' in React Bricks.
I'm thinking I might like to purchase an additional app at License Tier 3. I could probably achieve this by creating another account (although I'm not sure if that's allowed, seen as the the deal is for new customers only).
Alternatively, is there any supported way to purchase an additional app with the same limits? Either right now during the AppSumo deal period, of after the deal has ended as an in-app purchase?
I have purchased another 3 plans, and I am toying with the idea of purchasing a few more. The only snag is I'm not sure how much I love the idea of using 7 different accounts to manage all of these apps.
Is it possible that if I contacted customer service they could consolidate these apps into one account?
Hi J, if, after the purchase of all the plans you can send me (by email) all the APP_IDs and the email of the account you'd like to use, we could migrate those app to that account.
Thank you, Matteo
Q: Hi.
I'm kind of confused.. this is a website builder? Yes? But it doesn't host the website it just builds it and then exports it? Correct? To what? A zip file to be uploaded at my host? And the limitations that exist are really regarding "builds" and nothing to do with visitors? Nope,..,I'm still confused 🤷🏻
A: Hi! React Bricks is 2 things that work together: - A headless CMS - A React library to create visually editable content blocks as React components
So the APIs are hosted by us, but you create a React-based website (with Next.js or Gatsby) and you host it wherever you want (Vercel, Netlify, AWS Amplify...), together with the Admin interface. The website is built using the Next.js or Gatsby...
A: Hi Said_PeakProductivityBooks, unfortunately not. It's very easy to reuse the UI of a website created with React components, like a Next.js or Gatsby website, not an Elementor website, I'm sorry.
I see. Thanks Matteo. I will give ReactBrick a try.
Q: Hi, can you please explain how are the API count calculated?
Lets say I have a page where I embedded a section using react-bricks, the section has 10 objects. each time a user visits that page, I'm using 10 API's ? or is there one API usage for the 'section' ?
Also, does the whole page have to be designed using react-bricks, or can I use it to embed certain sections on existing pages? How will objects/APIs work and how do i provision for the design when buying codes?
A: Hi gnilomus, We count the number of API calls. Usually they don’t depend at all on the number of visits to your website, as most of our customers use static site generation (SSG), so our APIs are called only: - At build time (calls to get the content) - When you edit content (calls to get/store the content)
As for Storyblok, we are completely different products: with Storyblok you edit using...
Also, this is marked as alternative to storyblok but the limits in storyblock Free plan (community version) seem to be much more generous than these paid plans.
Can you please explain what makes this paid offering more attractive?
Hi gnilomus, no, maybe I wasn't clear enough. If you create a static website, the number of API calls is completely independent from the visits you receive. For example, if you have a website with 10 pages and you rebuild it once per month, you will have just 10 GET API calls + the calls that you do to edit the content, far from the 10,000 calls you have in the plan. If this websites receives a...
Q: Was deciding about buying T3 or not but the sale ended without notice?
Matteo_ReactBricks
May 14, 2024A: Hi PUAV,
I think the end of the sale was scheduled by AppSumo and announced in some way.
Could you please contact the AppSumo support?
Thank you,
Matteo
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Hello Matteo,
Just checked my email, can confirm they didn't say it was ending... I really didn't notice on the page here but that I cannot guarantee. Many deals are ending tomorrow.
I can confirm you that ther was no notice about it :(
I would like to try it and buy it... how can I do? PLEASE
Verified purchaser
Please, ask AppSumo about this: we are not responsible for AppSumo communications or missing ones.
If there is a way you can still buy the deal in some way, they will know how to do.
Let me know.
Q: Hi Matteo / team, Welcome to AppSump and great work with React Bricks!
I've full-stacked to the highest tier, but noticed that the entirety of the plan limits are applied to one 'app' in React Bricks.
I'm thinking I might like to purchase an additional app at License Tier 3. I could probably achieve this by creating another account (although I'm not sure if that's allowed, seen as the the deal is for new customers only).
Alternatively, is there any supported way to purchase an additional app with the same limits? Either right now during the AppSumo deal period, of after the deal has ended as an in-app purchase?
Thanks,
J
Matteo_ReactBricks
May 14, 2024A: Hi J,
you can purchase a new deal with the same account, but when you activate it on our side, you need to provide a new e-mail address.
BTW, thank you for the great review! 😍
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Verified purchaser
Hi Matteo!
I have purchased another 3 plans, and I am toying with the idea of purchasing a few more. The only snag is I'm not sure how much I love the idea of using 7 different accounts to manage all of these apps.
Is it possible that if I contacted customer service they could consolidate these apps into one account?
Thanks,
J
Verified purchaser
Hi J,
if, after the purchase of all the plans you can send me (by email) all the APP_IDs and the email of the account you'd like to use, we could migrate those app to that account.
Thank you,
Matteo
Q: Hi.
I'm kind of confused.. this is a website builder? Yes? But it doesn't host the website it just builds it and then exports it? Correct? To what? A zip file to be uploaded at my host? And the limitations that exist are really regarding "builds" and nothing to do with visitors? Nope,..,I'm still confused 🤷🏻
Matteo_ReactBricks
May 14, 2024A: Hi!
React Bricks is 2 things that work together:
- A headless CMS
- A React library to create visually editable content blocks as React components
So the APIs are hosted by us, but you create a React-based website (with Next.js or Gatsby) and you host it wherever you want (Vercel, Netlify, AWS Amplify...), together with the Admin interface.
The website is built using the Next.js or Gatsby...
Share React Bricks
Q: Hi Matteo, Is there a possibility to convert a WordPress site (built with elementor) into ReactBrick without having to redo from scratch?
Especially the UI portion.
Thanks.
Matteo_ReactBricks
May 14, 2024A: Hi Said_PeakProductivityBooks,
unfortunately not. It's very easy to reuse the UI of a website created with React components, like a Next.js or Gatsby website, not an Elementor website, I'm sorry.
Matteo
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I see. Thanks Matteo. I will give ReactBrick a try.
Q: Hi, can you please explain how are the API count calculated?
Lets say I have a page where I embedded a section using react-bricks, the section has 10 objects. each time a user visits that page, I'm using 10 API's ? or is there one API usage for the 'section' ?
Also, does the whole page have to be designed using react-bricks, or can I use it to embed certain sections on existing pages? How will objects/APIs work and how do i provision for the design when buying codes?
Matteo_ReactBricks
May 14, 2024A: Hi gnilomus,
We count the number of API calls.
Usually they don’t depend at all on the number of visits to your website, as most of our customers use static site generation (SSG), so our APIs are called only:
- At build time (calls to get the content)
- When you edit content (calls to get/store the content)
As for Storyblok, we are completely different products: with Storyblok you edit using...
Share React Bricks
Also, this is marked as alternative to storyblok but the limits in storyblock Free plan (community version) seem to be much more generous than these paid plans.
Can you please explain what makes this paid offering more attractive?
Verified purchaser
Hi gnilomus,
no, maybe I wasn't clear enough.
If you create a static website, the number of API calls is completely independent from the visits you receive.
For example, if you have a website with 10 pages and you rebuild it once per month, you will have just 10 GET API calls + the calls that you do to edit the content, far from the 10,000 calls you have in the plan.
If this websites receives a...
so if i'm in plan 1
and design 5 sections of my site using react-bricks (which is a low estimation)
A user comes and loads those 5 sections, ie uses 5 API calls.
So, I can only serve 2000 users a month?
That seems very low limits.
If thats not how it works, Are there some docs with calculation examples?
Thanks