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TelemetryDeck charges based on the number of monthly events sent by all apps grouped under a single account, with a free threshold before paid upgrades are required. It sells recurring monthly subscriptions, such as an Individual plan at $8 per month with up to 500,000 signals per month.
“TelemetryDeck’s pricing model is based on the number of monthly events sent by all apps grouped under a single account. A certain number of events can be sent to our servers for free. Once the threshold is reached, the organization’s namespace stops accepting data for that organization. ... If an...”
“once we reached the smallest one, which was enough to actually like write invoices and stuff like that, then we actually started like accepting payment and actually making the service a paid service for larger customers ... these are the price points that we're thinking of and these will be monthly.”
“The second big topic for us is subscriptions. Churn has risen slightly (though at an excellent 3% on average) and more customers now cite “too expensive” as their reason for leaving. Price sensitivity is growing, while our own costs keep rising as we invest in performance, team growth, and stable...”
“Individual ($8/mo): Up to 500,000 signals/mo, advanced queries, 1-year retention.”
“In April, we launched the YOPK campaign with an extra discount on annual plans. This allowed us to bring forward a portion of our revenue and thereby improve our liquidity.”
“right now, your whole pricing structure is based on signals, which is the amount of actual events or whatever you want to call them that people are sending in through. So it naturally scales up with a bigger company that they're going to pay you more, obviously.”