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@sanshiro_ because we're still in beta, we haven't posted pricing yet. It will come on very soon though.

@basez99 @sanshiro_ Heads up we made this mistake for a while. We're recently decided to post temp early access prices (not launched yet). We figured free would be awesome, but customers want to know how much it costs once it's not free anymore. By far the #1 question we get.

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@bradenflynn Thanks Brady, that makes sense and it helped us decide to post pricing way earlier than initially planned. Thank you for sharing the lesson learned.

@basez99 @sanshiro_ I think the problem is that this sort of product can be *really* expensive - especially if it is aimed at large companies with very high traffic sites. Just a guide price would be helpful and would help me to consider trying the service. If it's going to be 500 USD/month off the bat, then I won't bother but right now I have no idea...

@kobaiko Thanks for the comment Yair =D

@donte_ll Thanks for asking Donte. We are enabling pricing tiers that should fit most startups. Brands require support and integrations that most small sites don't need, which lets us do that.

@samir_doshi Thanks Sam. We really believe in the (Zen inspired) "here and now" with everything we do. In this case we tried to extend it to web optimization (hope that doesn't sound too corny, but I like to think about the philosophy of what we do sometimes).

@basez99 Cornier the better I say -- but no I agree --- instant is a valuable currency.

@jfleits Thanks for the question Jared! Reactful doesn't exist in a vacuum, actually, most of our customers have some kind of stack going. Reactful focuses on automatically finding that "one thing" that could help you get thing and let you execute it quickly and with no hastle. It can come on top of almost anything you are currently running. Expect integrations with all these great tools you mentioned and many more. These are natural extensions of what we're building.

@ereztal1 Great question! We support desktop and Mobile web (tablets, phones..). Native support will come later.

@shyrosenzweig Thank you Shy!

@yonidariel @ereztal1 Thanks guys. It will take a while but it will come ;)

@himynameisivo Thank you Ivo. Most of our customers work with Optmizely or some kind of A/B testing tool, it's very complimentary actually. Happy to share our learning.

@douglasevaristo Haha thanks! Awesome GIF btw made my day =)

@smdhruve Thank you! We shall be releasing it very soon.

@martinahe Thanks Martin!

@noamsch ;)

@noamsch Thanks!

@sagishrieber really appreciated, thanks!

@sibizavic Thank you Semin!

@augustnoble Thanks August! (Love your name!)

@datarade Hi Kumar, good question and well thought out articles. I think that analytics by itself is indeed well established and hard to bring true innovation. Our focus is exactly the opposite of bringing you more data; we focus on bringing you that one insight + the best solution to it, which you'll be able to launch with one click. We've seen that companies are drowning in data. Even "actionable insights" are not always valuable because someone needs to act on them eventually. In other words, most companies know they should optimize but the vast majority don't, or don't do it well. We want to bring you the entire conversion thinking process and execution in a fast, easy and powerful wrapper. Does that make sense?

@basez99 It makes sense, but doesn't necessarily answer how you'll grow really big. I'm thinking about competitors. Think about it, Segment and Mparticle exist. There's so many analytics companies, that tools even exist to install multiple ones to test out which is best for your landing page or app. I don't think anyone will disagree with you on the notion of "core metric." as it is even an adage. Ycombinator has a specific essay about how you should put your core growth metric everywhere. So I think that view is not necessarily unique.. http://learn.onemonth.com/y-comb... Now if you told me you could scan the topology of a landing page and indicate which metrics matter and what I should be A/B testing, then there might be something particularly useful and more than just a business, but instead a venture backable big business. As a fellow founder who applauds your jump into the marketplace, I highly recommend coming up with an indomitably accurate answer to how you grow really big to outgun the 100's of competitors in the cut-throat analytics space. I would recommend aggressively carving a niche out of landing page analytics where you can own 100% of the market. Instapage, xtensio, strikingly, populr.me could highly benefit from offering your analytics to their customers. Onwards & Upwards! :)