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Up-front costs

Last post 05-25-2008, 7:27 PM by Chief_Apricot. 5 replies.
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  •  03-21-2007, 5:37 AM 843

    Up-front costs

    The website shows monthly costs, but what is the upfront cost of buying this package?
  •  03-21-2007, 8:04 AM 844 in reply to 843

    Re: Up-front costs

    Zero :-)

    We do not charge any upfront fees, setup fees or anything of the kind.  


    Dmitry Buterin, Chief Apricot
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  •  05-14-2008, 3:56 PM 6963 in reply to 844

    Re: Up-front costs

    What about registration fees?  Some of the sites I'm checking on charges $2.00-3.00/per registration.  Our company sometimes may have 20 attend a class, up to possibly 5,000 attending a conference.  For monthly budget purposes, this can be very unpredictable.

     

     

  •  05-14-2008, 7:47 PM 6966 in reply to 6963

    Re: Up-front costs

    We do not charge that either.

    Only flat monthly fee.


    Dmitry Buterin, Chief Apricot
  •  05-25-2008, 2:02 AM 7181 in reply to 6966

    Re: Up-front costs

    I think WA is up front with it's cost - a monthly fee depending on the size database you need.

    As far as other associated costs - I don't think they will be to WA, but to other service providers.

    The biggest "add-on" (not cost, but number of people that will need it) I can think of is email, as it is not included in the WA package so you may need to pick up a paid service elsewhere - unless you can get by on a freebie

    The other "add-on" would be a domain name - but you pretty much buy that separately no matter where you go, to keep its portability - and you may buy your email there also

    Depending on your needs, you might find yourself paying for additional 3rd party tools . . .
    We have a public message board we will be keeping, We have our images hosted elsewhere to aid our portability and I don't see us moving them all and fixing all of the links once we get over here, etc.

    But none of that gets paid to WA . . .

  •  05-25-2008, 7:27 PM 7185 in reply to 7181

    Re: Up-front costs

    Thanks for the comment.

    As we mention in our online help, free email by Google (on your own domain) is a good way to handle email.

    http://help.wildapricot.com/display/DOC/Email+setup+and+WildApricot 


    Dmitry Buterin, Chief Apricot
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