Pay per note
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Occupational Salamander
All of your plans work out to about $1 per note, but none of us have an exact number of notes per month. I know i will run out each month, but its not worth it to buy the next level. If there were a way to buy extra for the month (maybe 20 for $20) it would be better than having to generate my last 5 notes of the month.
Danny Freed, Founder & CEO @ Blueprint
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Danny Freed, Founder & CEO @ Blueprint
Thank you for all this feedback!
On September 5th, we’ll be rolling out two major updates to make Blueprint simpler and more affordable.
We’re moving to a usage-based model:
• Buy session credits as needed (no more tiers)
• Use them when you want (they never expire)
• Refill anytime or auto-replenish
No more tiers. No more auto-upgrades. No more credits expiring at the end of the month. Just pay for what you use — and in most cases, that means a lower bill.
We'll be in touch with more details as we get closer to our launch on September 5th. All your existing credits will transfer over on launch day, so you won’t lose anything you’ve already paid for.
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Near Landfowl
Absolutely would do this. I REFUSE to go up to the next level when I need 1-5 notes extra on some months. But I would pay an extra $10 add on for ten notes even though I'd only need 5.-- Edit to add, I type notes out rather than just going up to the next level. I think they're losing revenue with this model.
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Zinc grey Kangaroo
Agreed. Having smaller batches would be great. I generally have between 100-120 notes a month. Having to pay for 150 sessions is too much for me - or stop at 100 and write the 10-20 notes by hand.
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Ultra pink Planarian
I'd be willing to pay $1 per note for a pay as you go plan or $50/month for up to 80 notes. Right now, I only use the five free notes per month. This is a nice to have service that quickly becomes overpriced based on their tier structure.
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Purple Heron
Yeah I'd be more inclined to pay per note than pay for the whole next level so that's money they could be making.