Re: ANN: Strategic Partnership with BuyStream Announced.
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texte = SM has partnered with a system for _serious_ e-commerce sites. You can also look at it this way, they are going to give you 10-days for free! Use it wisely (i.e. have a sale or buy a banner ad)...John PeacockAaron Lynch wrote: > > OK, I finally found *all* the prices, And 35k is the merchant version, > > Buystream Architect > > Buystream Architect is available in three license formats. Please select the > version you want purchase and click > ³Buy Now². > > Buystream Architect Single URL License > This license permits the installation of Buystream Architect on a single url > or storefront. Cost: $2000.00 USD > Buy Now > > Buystream Architect 30 License for 30 Urls. > This license permits the installation of Buystream Architect on up to 30 > urls or storefronts. Cost $10,000.00 USD > Buy Now > > Buystream Architect 150 License for 150 Urls > This license permits the installation of Buystream Architect on up to 150 > urls or storefronts. Cost $20,000.00 > USD > Buy Now > > Buystream Merchant > > Buystream Merchant Single URL License > This license permits the installation of Buystream Merchant on a single url > or storefront. Cost: $35000.00 USD > > What planet are you guys operating on? Webcatalog's price about Killed us. > This software is cool, I'd like to use it, but there is no way, NO way it's > worth 2k for one URL. These are Car prices guys... > > Not that I mind paying for software either, I don't think I'm 'cheap' but > this just offends my value system... I mean we run, Communigate, and OSX and > webstar and webcat. But $500 for Webstar or OSX kinda skews the scale when > their level of functionality and expandability is orders of magnitudes > higher that software like this. Is this software really 8,000 bucks better > than say, webtrends enterprise? I had hoped that SM would bring the cost of > webcat to a reasonable level. > (WEBOBJECTS!WEBOBJECTS!WEBOBJECTS!WEBOBJECTS!WEBOBJECTS!) but it seems > unlikely. > > How about a 'strategic partnership' with advanced reality or active > concepts? Or stalker or Webtrends or something **THE REST OF US** have a > slim chance to use?------------------------------------------------------------- This message is sent to you because you are subscribed to the mailing list
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SM has partnered with a system for _serious_ e-commerce sites. You can also look at it this way, they are going to give you 10-days for free! Use it wisely (i.e. have a sale or buy a banner ad)...John PeacockAaron Lynch wrote: > > OK, I finally found *all* the prices, And 35k is the merchant version, > > Buystream Architect > > Buystream Architect is available in three license formats. Please select the > version you want purchase and click > ³Buy Now². > > Buystream Architect Single URL License > This license permits the installation of Buystream Architect on a single url > or storefront. Cost: $2000.00 USD > Buy Now > > Buystream Architect 30 License for 30 Urls. > This license permits the installation of Buystream Architect on up to 30 > urls or storefronts. Cost $10,000.00 USD > Buy Now > > Buystream Architect 150 License for 150 Urls > This license permits the installation of Buystream Architect on up to 150 > urls or storefronts. Cost $20,000.00 > USD > Buy Now > > Buystream Merchant > > Buystream Merchant Single URL License > This license permits the installation of Buystream Merchant on a single url > or storefront. Cost: $35000.00 USD > > What planet are you guys operating on? Webcatalog's price about Killed us. > This software is cool, I'd like to use it, but there is no way, NO way it's > worth 2k for one URL. These are Car prices guys... > > Not that I mind paying for software either, I don't think I'm 'cheap' but > this just offends my value system... I mean we run, Communigate, and OSX and > webstar and webcat. But $500 for Webstar or OSX kinda skews the scale when > their level of functionality and expandability is orders of magnitudes > higher that software like this. Is this software really 8,000 bucks better > than say, webtrends enterprise? I had hoped that SM would bring the cost of > webcat to a reasonable level. > (WEBOBJECTS!WEBOBJECTS!WEBOBJECTS!WEBOBJECTS!WEBOBJECTS!) but it seems > unlikely. > > How about a 'strategic partnership' with advanced reality or active > concepts? Or stalker or Webtrends or something **THE REST OF US** have a > slim chance to use?------------------------------------------------------------- This message is sent to you because you are subscribed to the mailing list . To unsubscribe, E-mail to: To switch to the DIGEST mode, E-mail to Web Archive of this list is at: http://search.smithmicro.com/
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