Bottom of the Solofire webpage here: https://s
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Posted On: 09/18/2020 1:29:37 AM
Bottom of the Solofire webpage here:
https://solofire.com/why-solofire/
23,000 users
Team pricing is $50/user/mo
https://solofire.com/pricing/
Enterprise pricing tends to be higher
Yeah, I know, counter intuitive to volume pricing
But enterprise is usually higher as more features
Software industry is like the veterinarian medicine, prices tend to go up over time
What was $20 a few years ago to unplug a pig that ate a bag of fig newtons is now $50
Exactly two years ago Solofire was $20/mo and $5/mo more for the Salesforce integration
Yep, they were integrated in Salesforce even a few years ago
That is, if you paid annually
Let's assume maybe $5 more monthly
How do I know?
I spent 5 minutes researching my investment
Beats bitching and moaning on a messageboard all day or feeding chum to the short brigade so one can get their 50,000 pounds of silver
One thing's for certain, if you chum, that jiggle stuff will come
Watched Alone Across the Arctic last night
https://www.amazon.com/Alone-Across-Arctic-Ad...B0876L37HR
I don't think it appeals to many but these are the journeys I like and have some similar experiences
What I liked about the movies is the guy owned it
He made his decisions and didn't bitch about how it was somebody else fault
Some of his equipment broke down in the middle of the Arctic
What did he do?
You'll just have to watch to see if he got on his Sat phone, setup a hotspot to post on a forum to complain
Could have gone South on these journeys and usually does
He never doubted his decisions, but when he needed to, he adjusted
When he couldn't, he manned up...
One life, many roads to choose, many journeys, no time to lose
Some posters are moving forwards
Some are moving backwards
Can you tell which is which?
Retrocausality?
23K x 20 x 12 = $5.5M
Sounds about right but I didn't get my DD off a message board
Just from doing some easy DD
Forward is the path I see
Here's what VERB looks like to the others in the rear view mirror...
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https://solofire.com/why-solofire/
23,000 users
Team pricing is $50/user/mo
https://solofire.com/pricing/
Enterprise pricing tends to be higher
Yeah, I know, counter intuitive to volume pricing
But enterprise is usually higher as more features
Software industry is like the veterinarian medicine, prices tend to go up over time
What was $20 a few years ago to unplug a pig that ate a bag of fig newtons is now $50
Exactly two years ago Solofire was $20/mo and $5/mo more for the Salesforce integration
Yep, they were integrated in Salesforce even a few years ago
That is, if you paid annually
Let's assume maybe $5 more monthly
How do I know?
I spent 5 minutes researching my investment
Beats bitching and moaning on a messageboard all day or feeding chum to the short brigade so one can get their 50,000 pounds of silver
One thing's for certain, if you chum, that jiggle stuff will come
Watched Alone Across the Arctic last night
https://www.amazon.com/Alone-Across-Arctic-Ad...B0876L37HR
I don't think it appeals to many but these are the journeys I like and have some similar experiences
What I liked about the movies is the guy owned it
He made his decisions and didn't bitch about how it was somebody else fault
Some of his equipment broke down in the middle of the Arctic
What did he do?
You'll just have to watch to see if he got on his Sat phone, setup a hotspot to post on a forum to complain
Could have gone South on these journeys and usually does
He never doubted his decisions, but when he needed to, he adjusted
When he couldn't, he manned up...
One life, many roads to choose, many journeys, no time to lose
Some posters are moving forwards
Some are moving backwards
Can you tell which is which?
Retrocausality?
23K x 20 x 12 = $5.5M
Sounds about right but I didn't get my DD off a message board
Just from doing some easy DD
Forward is the path I see
Here's what VERB looks like to the others in the rear view mirror...
ᗺЯƎV
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