As well as the technical and feature improvements in the recent “Eton Mess” release of LDC Via, there’s one further change: we have tweaked our pricing model in response to customer feedback. The general picture is that everything has got bigger: so we’ve increased the data volume boundaries at which you move from one price level to another, and with that we have also revised the price bands to reflect the additional capabilities.
In detail:
“Basic” level - stays £FREE
This is still free, and still has a limit of 500 docs across two NSFs, but the total storage available has gone up from 500Mb to 1Gb. That change allows for testing with lots of large attachments, which is of course not an unusual scenario in Notes/Domino applications.
“Standard” level - £199/month (old price £99/month)
The storage available on this level has risen from 2Gb to 10Gb. That’s 5x the capacity, for twice the price.
“Pro” level - £499/month (old price £299/month)
The storage available on this level has risen from 10Gb to 25Gb. Which is 2.5x the previous capacity, in exchange for a 67% price increase.
“Enterprise” level - £999/month (old price £749)
The storage available at this level is unchanged at 100Gb, although the price here has increased by 33%. But it still represents a per-storage-Gb saving of almost 50% when compared to the “Standard” or “Pro” levels. And at “Enterprise” level there are no limits on the number of documents stored - the only thing we cap is the total storage space used.
For full details of pricing, and information about our “Dedicated” and on-premises offerings, see our pricing page
Eton Mess was released on June 8th. A full list of all the lovely functionality in this version can be found in our release notes.
