[hacsky]

Finally, im glad I’m not alone. When we were building SuperCMMS, we already had a few companies ready to pay us. So we needed a billing system from the get go. While we use Stripe, we still had to wrangle a lot of stuff (like taxes), since we wanted to integrating other payment gateways in future. To save time we decided to have “only a single plan - all features included”.

Now comes the unexpected part. People kept asking us why we have only a single plan. Maybe all of us are so used to multiple pricing plans on saas products. So we had to explain ourselves in the pricing FAQ’s.

https://supercmms.com/pricing

[ThePowerOfFuet]

>USD 50/- Per User Per Month Enterprise Support (Optional) Starts at USD 1000/- Month

Are you Indian, perchance? How you write prices in India doesn't work in other places; this looks strange to someone who works in nearly any other currency.

Any of the following would look a lot less out of place:

$50 50 USD $50 USD 50.00 USD $50.00

Of these, I recommend the first one; dollars default to USD worldwide unless specified otherwise.

[hacsky]

I think currency notation is more of a regional thing. Had we just mentioned "$", our Singapore customers might think its SGD (Singapore Dollars). We'd be better off using "USD $50.00". Thanks for the perspective.

[nottorp]

It was clear to me. Are you in the US perchance? :)