On the front page, the image of the laptop is ON TOP OF the sign up button, so the right side of the sign up button cannot be clicked. Move it to the back. Great startup btw, I can't wait for launch.
Show HN : WebRTC helped me to launch my startup after 2 years of waiting.
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#22Your website also doesn't work when using an anonymous proxy/VPN, the geoip request fails (with 404) and I'm just left with a blank page.
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#23Great looking service and landing page, if you ever want to swap notes on WebRTC hit me up - we've been using it in production for 6 months now!
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#24I like the video. Can you share who made it? "We'll let you know who's calling, based on previous call data, and algorithms." - made me laugh One suggestion - remove the "Powered by WebRTC". I doubt your customers know, or care, what that is. Perhaps, instead, replace with a "No Hardware to Buy" type of headline.
Feedback: it wasnt apparent there was a video until i read this comment.
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#25Smells like a honeypot to me.
Especially with no pricing.
Also no information about what is required, i'd guess a headset at minimum?
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#27Interesting what kind of pricing model do you have in mind for this? Per minute, per agent, subscription?
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#28Interesting what kind of pricing model do you have in mind for this? Per minute, per agent, subscription?
We have per agent per month and per minute pricing for outgoing calls .