One point of clarification: what counts as a user?
We have a product that has both public- and private-facing components. If it's unique IP addresses then we'd be close to your enterprise plan which seems price prohibitive. If it's an authenticated user with a name, that seems much different.
Otherwise looks great and love the point-and-click. Even though creating events is easy, it saves the back-and-forth with development.
We have a product that has both public- and private-facing components. If it's unique IP addresses then we'd be close to your enterprise plan which seems price prohibitive. If it's an authenticated user with a name, that seems much different.
Otherwise looks great and love the point-and-click. Even though creating events is easy, it saves the back-and-forth with development.