I have 2000 public signed users with 24000 data rows, can we apply those to starter plan. can we continue 24$/Mo plan. If you increase price our existing plan, how much add to 24$,
Thanks @DJP
These Team plans certainly benefit people who need multiple apps, but they downgrade what the people like me currently get (with only one Pro app and no need for more).
My biggest concern is that I currently have unlimited sheet edits but now, paying a similar price will only get me 2500 updates (which it seems donāt even reset monthly) and most likely wonāt get me the Google Analytics feature.
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Updates do reset each month. Let me make an edit to the tooltip on the Pricing Page in case other people are also confused
On your point about having the need for only one App, our goal with introducing new team plans is to allow our customers to build more Apps and Pages. With the new Pro team plan, we think our customers can solve more problems with Glide than they might initially think and/or unbundle one App for multiple use cases
I have heard from customers that they used to make one super App to only pay for one Private Pro App subscription, but this made their App perform much more slowly. On a new team plan, they were able to make multiple Apps that ran much more efficiently since they didnāt have to worry about upgrading individual Apps
Additionally, customers can get the benefit of having a native desktop solution with Pages to accompany their Apps. We noticed that many users working in the office were using the same App used by those in the field because Pages required a separate subscription. Going forward, we expect most use cases to have both an App and a Page to support mobile and desktop users
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Yes, I understand thatās the marketing argument, and itās ok. Maybe itās true for most of the paying users out there, but certainly not for me.
The update monthly reset is good news, indeed.
In my case, now I would only need the Google Analytics feature to be available in the starter plan to move to the new scheme. It seems weird thatās not even a word about it in the pricing page.
If it isnāt available, then thereās no point for me to move to a paid plan because the free one would be enough.
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Would you be so kind to clarify the new public and private user limitsā¦
Are the public and private user limits based on each team? Or is it based on our membership tier?
Do each of my teamās user base pull from the same private and public user allocation? Also, how many teams can I have within my account? Is each team charged starter, pro or business license?
Is the editing of a user specific column, carried out by a public or private user, considered an update for the purpose of counting the monthly updates?
And if it is a visitor user? Where in theory there shouldnāt be an update as the data is only on his device?
I apologize if it has already been answered somewhere, but I did not find this information.
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Each team plan comes with different numbers of Public Users and Private Users allowed per month
Users who sign into a teamās Apps and Pages with public sign-in will count as Public Users. Users who sign into a teamās Apps and Pages with private sign-in will count as Private Users. Users who do not sign in are counted as Visitors, which are unlimited on all plans
Only users who sign in will be counted. Users in your Users table that do not sign in will not be counted as Public or Private Users
The same user signing into multiple Apps and Pages on the same team will count as one user per sign-in type. For example, if the same user signs into multiple Apps and Pages with public sign-in, they will count as one Public User for that team
Lastly, there is no limit to the number of teams you can have in your account. However, each team requires its own Starter, Pro, or Business plan if you want access to paid features
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Currently, any user editing user-specific columns will count as an Edit (a type of Update)
We are looking into potentially not counting these as Updates, but we will wait and see based on Usage behavior of teams
I created this feature request a few weeks ago, as something to consider as an alternative to using user specific columns. Something more aligned with session variables that only live locally and temporarily. I think something like this could really help for those of us that use user specific columns strictly for custom filters or custom forms. Values that only need to be held temporarily and locally.
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Well done @Jeff_Hager . I think thatās exactly what is needed now.
I just voted on your feature request 
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Hi, David. Iāve got some questions below, which I hope will help others as well. Thx!
Annual Pricing
I only see monthly pricing; does Glide no longer offer annual subscriptions? If annuals are offered, what is the percentage discount?
Whitelabeling
The whitelabeling tooltip says, āYou can whitelabel additional products for $10 per month.ā To clarify, if on the Starter plan and I want to whitelabel 5 projects, will this cost $35/mo. ($25 Starter + $10 whitelabeling) or $75/mo. ($25 Starter + $50 whitelabeling)?
Project Transfers
Under this pricing structure, will all plan levels still be able to transfer projects between teams inside the same account, as shown here? For some reason, I thought Iād seen in a different thread about new pricing that the answer was no?
Editors
If the account owner needs to edit projects across all teams within an account, do they count as an editor one time or every time theyāre listed as a team editor? For example, a Starter account has 4 teams and each team has 5 projects. The account owner needs to be able to edit projects across all 4 teams and each team has 1 person designated to edit all the projects inside their team. In this scenario, would this be considered 5 editors (1 account owner + 4 individual team editors) or 8 editors [ (1 account owner x 4 teams) + (4 individual team editors) ]?
Hi @DJP,
I just found out the hard way that when you duplicate an App, it counts as an updateā¦
What would be the best way to have back ups of Apps that we create. Luckily I am testing all of this on the free plan otherwise imagine having to find out that Back ups are counted as updates and all the updates allocation for the month gone on just creating back up copies.
Maybe someone in the community might have a suggestion on how we can deal with this going forward because being able to have back ups of your Apps is crucial for emergency situations.
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Good questions!
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I would not use the ratio of Public Users to Updates as a proxy for how valuable each plan is. If you look at our FAQs, we recommend using Rows per Project and Users as a rule of thumb to determine which plan best suits a customerās use case
A minority of users will be at 5,000 Public Users on Pro, which is why a simple ratio of Public Users to Updates is not a helpful heuristic
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I would also not look at Rows per Project and compare with Updates because much of the data connected to a Glide project is not added by the projectās App or Page users
For example, imagine you have an App to manage inventory. Letās say you add 5,000 rows of data for all your various SKUs to a Google Sheet. You then connect the sheet to Glide. None of these rows count as an Add because Adds are incurred when App or Page users add rows to your data source. When an employee interacts with the App to manage inventory, that is when an App user might then Add, Edit, or Delete rows
Note: Currently, adding, editing, and deleting rows in the Builder count as Updates, but we are planning to not count these soon
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We have done an analysis of our customersā usage patterns to determine these Updates quotas. We will continue to monitor how our customersā usage evolves to see if any changes need to be made
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How many Updates did you incur? 1 Sync?
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Annual pricing is not currently available but will become available in the future. We will announce the discount once annual plans are live
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Whitelabeling is priced at $10 per project per month. Iāll update the tooltip on the Pricing page for clarity
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You can currently transfer Apps and Pages between teams, but this feature will be deprecated for Apps and Pages that are on teams with paid team plans. If your App or Page is on a team with no paid team plan, you will be able to transfer the project to other teams
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Each team plan only applies to a single team. Editors are counted per team.
For example, a user that is part of 3 teams will be counted as an Editor for all 3 teams
I did a back up of 3 of my most important Apps with the Alpha team. These are the Apps i intent to upgrade to the starter package but i wanted to get a better understanding of the updates and the suitable plan to choose.
Just by doing the duplicates, i have already exceeded the allocated quota for this teams plan (Free plan)
Hmmā¦ yes, this is not expected behavior. This might be related to the fact that Updates are currently counted (a) when you are in the Builder and (b) for unpublished projects. We are not planning on counting these Updates in the future
Iāll get an answer for you shortly
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Hey, Messias! Thanks for pointing these two issues out
We are rolling out the fix for Tablet mode access on Free team plans
We noticed the bug on sign-in options for Pages earlier, and that is still in progress
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