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Comment by didacusc | Hacker News Reader

29 dollars a month is a bit of an insane starter price, especially for smaller teams.

I get that each person will decide if it's worth it or not, but $29/month isn't really anything in the big picture of what you are paying the people who will be using it.

Might be nice if there was a free tier for small non-profits, volunteer orgs, student orgs, etc. but a lot of things might be nice.

$29/month isn't really anything until you have 10 tools that are all adding up.

It's always a good idea to be critical of monthly subscriptions, they add up fast.

$290/month is still peanuts if you have employees.

Especially if that $290 improves productivity enough that you need fewer employees.

It's our goal to make this as affordable as possible for all types of organisation. If you're part of a non-profit or volunteer organisation, get in touch.

For an unlimited amount of users $29 is not all that insane.

I'm not sure if you realize that this is _not_ a per user price, but a flat monthly fee. To me, that seems insanely cheap.

If you have a small team of 3 people who get paid 4k gross (severely under paid in all likeliness) then Jelly is 0.3% of your total cost.

I disagree. Seem very reasonable for a key tool to help the team run the business.

What do you think is a fair price? (It seems quite reasonable to me.)

How much do you think it costs to have a "team" at all?

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