Hey Glide team,
Can someone please explain this to me because it honestly feels like I’m being penalized for upgrading.
On the Maker plan at $45, I get 50k rows and unlimited personal users .
But if I want more rows and upgrade to the Business plan at $199, suddenly I’m limited to just 30 users?
How does that make any sense? I’m paying over 4x more, and somehow getting less in a critical area? What’s the logic behind this?
This is really frustrating, and I’d appreciate some clarity.
Thanks,
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The Maker plan allows unlimited personal users (with personal/edu emails), while the Business plan includes 30 users of any email type.
Maker Plan: Personal Users
- Unlimited personal users: Anyone can sign in as long as they use a personal email domain (like Gmail, Yahoo, Outlook) or an educational domain (ending in .edu). You can check if the email qualifies as a personal email here.
- No limit: There’s no cap on the number of these users who can access your app.
- Intended for communities, schools, or public-facing apps: Great if your audience is mostly individuals using non-business emails.
Business Plan: Users
- 30 users included: The plan comes with 30 user seats by default.
- Any email domain: These users can sign in with any email address, including business domains (like @company.com), not just personal or educational ones.
- Designed for organizations: This is ideal for companies or teams where users have business email addresses.
- Add more users for a fee: You can purchase additional user seats if you need more than 30.
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That makes sense I guess I have to to talk to sales for a custom pricing.
Thank you 
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