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"Please don't subscribe if you just want to "try it out"."That is a bold formulation and I have mixed feelings about it. I understand their limited capacity but I like trying things out and this sentence makes it sound somehow bad. Interesting choice of words. #tft #trythingsout

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Heptabase

@Heptabase

Feb 16

Heptabase is in open beta! We're offering a 20% early-bird discount for a yearly subscription, with a 1-week money-back guarantee and a free 1-1 call with founders. We are focusing on customers with hair-on-fire problems. Please don't subscribe if you just want to "try it out."

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Alan Chan

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@CatoMinor3

My bad. The better wording should be "at this stage, please don't subscribe ..." We got pressured to do open beta earlier because we received way more requests to skip the waitlist with a yearly subscription than expected and decided to stop limiting the original 50 slots/week.

8:50 PM · Feb 17, 2022Twitter Web App

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Definitely. I just think that you could maybe somehow achieve the same goal with a nicer formulation :).

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One could also think about: "We are getting too many requests :( . So temporarily ... we would like to kindly ask you... Soon, we will extend greatly our capacities, including long trial / free basic version / free skins :D / something else. Wait just a little bit." )