I am too lazy I’d just use sendgrid which lets me send emails via an api, which is the simple thing I want. This is a bit confusing. And when I see cloud pricing schemes I just get scared of a big bill if I make a mistake.
I found your site confusing, maybe you should fix these to avoid other people getting confused and walking off:
1. You mention pricing tiers, but clicking compare says why you are better than your competitor. Maybe have a pricing link on the home page?
2. Styling differences between docs and the landing page. The docs look better styled.
3. There is another style for the compare page, which makes the background go semi-white. I confused this for a popup when I saw it (might just be me!) but again why have a 3rd site style?
I think a classic Bootstrap or a Material Design website which puts the menus in expected places etc. would work better. It's crucial for me as a prospect to be able to find stuff. Even on a bad design site I can look at the top for "Pricing" and go from there.
Could there be legal trouble by using amazons product in your business name? I know many companies explicitly forbid this, not sure Amazon’s position on this matter.
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[ 3.2 ms ] story [ 22.6 ms ] thread1. You mention pricing tiers, but clicking compare says why you are better than your competitor. Maybe have a pricing link on the home page?
2. Styling differences between docs and the landing page. The docs look better styled.
3. There is another style for the compare page, which makes the background go semi-white. I confused this for a popup when I saw it (might just be me!) but again why have a 3rd site style?
I think a classic Bootstrap or a Material Design website which puts the menus in expected places etc. would work better. It's crucial for me as a prospect to be able to find stuff. Even on a bad design site I can look at the top for "Pricing" and go from there.