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It gives them more flexibility and reduces competition. It’s quite common in B2B, for products/services in that pricing range.



How in the world is reducing competition a good thing?


Making it harder to compete with them is a good thing for Oxide, obviously, and therefore why it provides negative incentive for them to publicly advertise pricing.


It's not rocket computer science to spin up a pseudo-consulting entity [that works with larger enterprises] to get on sales call for competitive intelligence.


It’s still harder, and you’ll only get a single price point at a time, which also might change three months later.




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