NeetoCal, a calendly alternative, is a commodity and is priced accordingly
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Re: NeetoCal, a calendly alternative, is a commodity and is priced accordingly
#2I purchased TidyCal through Sumo's specials.
$29 lifetime access as long as Sumo stays in business.
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#3First time I've seen something like this discussed so honestly. I suspect it won't be the last time. Hopefully to the benefit of consumers.
Re: NeetoCal, a calendly alternative, is a commodity and is priced accordingly
#4Smart strategy discussed very openly. Best of luck.
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#5i thought this was for actual candy and got excited for minute when i saw there was a free tier
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#6First time I've seen something like this discussed so honestly. I suspect it won't be the last time. Hopefully to the benefit of consumers.
I feel like this is a great approach for bootstrapped and/or solo founders. Break the idea that some of these markets are huge defensible spaces requiring bootstrapped funding and higher teams.
Re: NeetoCal, a calendly alternative, is a commodity and is priced accordingly
#7No API?
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#8This is an interesting approach, but they’re awfully proud of themselves for charging 50% of what calendly charges.
The biggest cost of a SaaS like this is the cost of sales…so if they can convince enough people with this tactic, it’ll work. But RabdomBugCo is paying Calendly $20k/mo to have an expensive account rep team answer their questions and $1k/mo for the technology.
Re: NeetoCal, a calendly alternative, is a commodity and is priced accordingly
#9No API?
We have webhooks. https://help.neetocal.com/articles/webhook
The backend is based on API. We have not yet exposed it. We'll do that very shortly.
Re: NeetoCal, a calendly alternative, is a commodity and is priced accordingly
#10I purchased TidyCal through Sumo's specials. $29 lifetime access as long as Sumo stays in business.
I've seen these 'lifetime' deals before. Most of them release a new 'version' and that deal is no longer valid.