Saasu Global
Saasu’s new multi-currency online accounting product is about to be released out of client/internal review shortly. It’s been a long wait we acknowledge but quality and complexity have a price. The new product is called Saasu GLOBAL and will price at $35 p/mth or $385 p.a. (customers receive a one month discount when you pay for a year). To upgrade or subscribe to GLOBAL Online Accounting after it goes live just choose a plan option called GLOBAL. See our new pricing plans for detailed information.
Free Files to be allowed on Paid subscriptions
Saasu is also going to allow free files to be attached to your subscription for small entities with small transaction volumes. We previously charged for or asked customers to setup a separate free account. Create a service ticket to have your free files merged into your paid subscription. The transaction limit of 15 transactions remains as the test of a free file.
Price changes
The Saasu PRO plan price will increase slightly to $275 from $236 to allow for the above free file changes.
Existing customers renewing before 31st July 2009 can receive a subscription extension of two months to allow for the product and pricing changes. Use Voucher Code: NEWPRICE2009
The Saasu Corporate plan will reduce to $95 a month from $165 due to data storage/transfer cost changes.
Transaction limits to be replaced with storage quota’s
Saasu already made a major industry change when we decided to allow users to be freely added instead of charging user licenses. Saasu is now also moving to tracking Storage and Transfer rather than Transaction, Contact and other limits often associated with software and other web applications.
You will soon see storage usage numbers much like you see in popular webmail services like Google’s Gmail. In essence you will be able to do a lot more before hitting limits. Historically data storage and transfer costs reduce overtime so we hope to pass savings on where we can through increased capacity. Saasu wants to take advantage of the industries constant improvement in these areas for the benefit of customers.
[...] the catch?". But that’s not the reason for the price change. See our blog post out today… http://productblog.saasu.com/2009/06/22/pricing-and-saasu-global-update/ Multi currency was delayed 4 weeks initially when we had customer reviews that altered our approach [...]
Pingback by More Multi-Currency and Product Pricing Discussion | CloudAve — June 22, 2009 @ 9:18 am
Just dropped in to see if you can take the MYOB on a dedicated PC pain away !
Comment by Dave Holmes — June 23, 2009 @ 10:10 am
It’s great to see you shifting towards billing by storage and transfer as this is more reflective of the actual cost of providing the service than arbitrary metrics of client performance (such as numbers of contacts).
Comment by Sam Johnston — September 16, 2009 @ 11:10 am