Q: Reuseable Client Spots
Hi,
Has there been any change since the last time the deal was on Appsumo in regard to once a client 'spot' has been used - it can't be reused? Is this still the case?
Regards,
Matt
Andy_Frictionless
Apr 18, 2025A: It has not changed. Allowing reusable clients would open it up to absolute unlimited use with one code. It will be a short-lived lifetime deal when we have to shut down because of data acquisition, data APIs & AI costs ongoing forever for an unlimited number of clients.
You can use a code for a lifetime for an account. I totally get that clients don't last forever, but it makes no sense for us to allow folks to utilize all the capabilities, wipe clean, and go again unlimited. This is a "deal", not a steal.
I strongly believe we've built something that provides many multiples of value beyond $69 and therefore the deal is strong and valuable. If there are folks that do not see that value, that is ok as every product is not for every person.
The AppSumo community is fantastic, but I do think folks need to see value in the deals that are there and support the companies if they want them to be around for a lifetime.
e1827f7fe59e47c2a06d962c59f07fedSame question here. If not, we are paying $69 for a one time use? Looks like a cool product, but it seems like you could do the same thing with a series of carefully constructed GPT prompts.
Matt_S_HPLUSThank you for clarifying Andy. What are the options if we need an additional client spot in the future?
Would we need to set up a new account or is their a subscription option we can add onto our existing account for as long as needed while still retaining the LTD spots?
nhltdsPLUSI remember why I skipped this last time, but your response is fair and true.
With that in consideration, what would be the option for LTD customers if they wanted to add a new client? Can we purchase bolt-ons without signing up for a subscription? How are they priced?
I ask this, because I don't see an ongoing use once we've created a single campaign - that could be my ignorance, though.