It seems like its prioritization is just an assumption you may have to pivot from.
It seems like its prioritization is just an assumption you may have to pivot from.
We really shouldn't be even mentioning the OpenAI calls in pricing since we equate Gemini-pro calls and perplexity-70b to GPT-3.5. We need to come up with new categories for the AI calls included in pricing that make more sense.
We also notice that the bigger our users get, the more they want to consider open source models and fine tuning. Open AI will be removed from the pricing description in the next few weeks once we come up with a better way of equating AI costs between models with a credit based system.
Do you think you'll find yourself widening to more traditional integration and automation use cases? Such as syncing contacts between Monday and Hubspot?
Since day 1 our approach has been to build exclusively based on what our users ask for however that user profile has changed with our pricing. Since our prices have recently been set kind of high, the types of users making requests are more aimed at business use cases and scaled builds rather than streamlining of work. We see requests for use cases like that less often as a result.