User criticizes Compendium's opaque pricing and $100/month plan during early launch phase
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Oliver Moreland
Summary
A user provides feedback on Compendium's pricing page, criticizing its opacity — no easily accessible pricing page, and being directed to Stripe for a $100/month charge without context. The user suggests this pricing approach may be uncompetitive for a new product still building trust and testimonials. Compendium is described as a shared memory/knowledge platform for teams working with AI agents, enabling shared sessions, context continuity, and live visibility into teammates' work.
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Product HuntUser criticizes Compendium's opaque pricing and $100/month plan during early launch phaseproducthunt.comKey quotes
· 4 pulledI don't like how opaque your pricing plans are - in the sense that I don't see an easily accessible pricing/plans page
when shunted into Stripe to plunk down a card before a trial, I'm really thrown for a loop by '$100/mo'
I don't necessarily feel it's competitive, esp during your critical early days when you need testimonials, folks stress-testing the tech, and you're still 'proving yourselves'
it's more that I have literally no idea
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