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Inappropriate?This is something you'll want to find on our website - just to make sure you have the latest pricing, options, etc.
If you already have a wiki, please visit http://yourwiki.pbwiki.com/extend.php to see all of your pricing/upgrade options.
If you're a business, other organization or you just don't have a wiki yet (hurry up and go sign up for one!), you can click on the Business, Educators or similar links to learn about pricing as well.
Hope that helps!
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Inappropriate?To clarify something Ramit said, make sure that you replace the word "yourwiki" in the link above with the actual name of your wiki if you already have one.
If you don't have a wiki with us, I invite you to visit http://pbwiki.com and to create a free wiki, just to see how you like it. From there, you can click Add Features in the upper right hand corner of your wiki to get to the upgrade page.
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Inappropriate?Is there a cutoff on the use of the free wiki. Is there a difference between personal and business wikis. I set one up for personal confidential information and another as a resource to us at work. Now I am getting a banner across the top, telling me I can't continue to use the 'business' wiki.
$500/ year is a little steep for my current use. Will I be locked out of it at some point? Should I just transfer the few pages I made to anew personal wiki? What difference is there between the two? Is the same thing going to happen there? Are there lower subscription fees available, or being considered?
Thanks for the Feedback
I’m sad
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Inappropriate?I don't get it -- why do you guys make this information so hard to find? I can't seem to find any feature/pricing information (aside from the business prices on the main business page) anywhere on pbwiki.com. Apparently I'd be able to get this information if I created some kind of account or created a wiki, but why do I have to do that? Is this a subtle hint that you prefer not to deal with individual users?
I’m annoyed
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Inappropriate?Hi,
Since I'm in Tech Support and not Marketing, I don't have the official word on this, but I think it's to fit with a "try before you buy" model. Because wikis are free to make, individual users can try things out first and see how they like the service, without having to commit immediately. From there, you can upgrade if you find that you need more features.
You can also go to any free wiki and click "Add Features" and you get the individual pricing plan, like here: https://non-educational.pbwiki.com/up...
I think everyone at PBwiki would agree that one of our greatest joys is to work with individual users. We definitely appreciate your comments and hopefully you'll try us out!
Vu
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Inappropriate?My original question still not answered. Will you just shut me down one day for not upgrading? Are you considering a lower level of service. I don't mind paying something but $500 is steep if premium services not needed.
Should I copy the pages to a 'Personal' Wiki to avoid loss of info? Service is great and would not mind paying more modest fee -
Inappropriate?Hi Portjeffmd,
We will never shut down your wiki and you won't lose any information by changing plans.
If you have upgraded in the past and are not interested in maintaining your current premium plan, your data will remain on your PBwiki. If you have uploaded beyond the limits of your new plan, you data will be accessible on the wiki however you will not be able to upload new files, pictures, documents, etc.
You can locate our pricing and features list by clicking the "add features" button on your PBwiki.
Kristine
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