You mentioned you have alot of \u0027complex\u0027 businesses modeled on your software. \u000a\u000aWhere can we see examples of this? Is there any template library or case studies we can see and play around with? \u000a\u000aCan you model \u0027marketplace\u0027 type companies? \u000a\u000aIs there the option to password protect a private workspace where clients and myself can collaborate on projects? Don\u0027t want clients to see other client\u0027s data.

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Hey there! Thanks for the question. Our team is actually working on building out a full template library as we speak!\u000a\u000aIf you can shoot me a email to john.ladaga@sturppy.com, I\u0027ll share a read\u002Donly link of an example marketplace model.\u000a\u000aAs to your second question \u002D we\u0027re working on this concept of \u0022sub accounts\u0022 \u002D the functionality is built and went into private Beta on Monday. Sub accounts allow you to invite clients to their own modeling workplace, entirely unique to them. Clients can invite all their teammates to their sub\u002Daccount to collaborate within their workspace. They have no access to or view of any of the primary account holders other sub accounts. The primary account owner can view and edit all of the sub accounts associated with their account.\u000a\u000aIt\u0027s in private beta at the moment but will be rolled out to all Tier 2 LTD purchasers who opt\u002Din. Note: this new sub account functionality falls outside of scope with what\u0027s included with Tier 2\u0027s unlimited internal projects. We are still working out the mechanics but as of right now Tier 2 LTD owners who opt\u002Din can still create unlimited internal projects AND they\u0027ll get up to 10 sub accounts for free but there will likely be added cost to create additional sub accounts beyond the 10 gratis.

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We have a ton of users who don\u0027t have any issues building internal projects, inviting their clients to their own Sturppy account and using those internal projects with their clients in that way.\u000a\u000aSub accounts are more so standalone accounts with the added privacy of having their own independent workspace. From a technical perspective and from an internal cost perspective to provide this software to users, they\u0027re more complex and costly to spin up and maintain. Allowing unlimited for an LTD could potentially push our small company into the red.  \u000a\u000aWe\u0027ve had agencies/consultants who use Sturppy, charge their clients anywhere between $250 \u002D $1,000 to build out a financial model with/for them. Even with access to 10 sub accounts a consultant or agency could make $2.5K \u002D $10K in rev. from 10 clients \u002D not a bad ROI for an $89 piece of software :). Adding more sub accounts beyond the 10 gratis will still be extremely cheap.\u000a\u000aIt\u0027s also likely that plans that include this sub account feature (post\u002DLTD here on AppSumo) will cost $500 \u002D $1000 on a yearly recurring basis for access to that same feature set. This isn\u0027t set in stone yet, mechanics are still in the works but Tier 2 LTD owners won\u0027t pay that recurring license fee \u002D they\u0027ve got access to it for life.

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