Greedy and pretty much useless

Yeah, you guys got very greedy. In fact, it’s even deceptive. On one page, the product option page, the small print, regarding Jetpack Social, it says, “Reduced pricing is a limited offer for the <span style=”text-decoration: underline;”>first year </span>and renews at regular price”, but then on the checkout page, it says the pricing is for the <span style=”text-decoration: underline;”>first month</span>. Which is it?? Is the $1/month or $10/year for the first year or the first month for Jetpack Social? If it were $10 for the first YEAR, I’d pay for it right now, but…is it?

Further, unless we read the very small fine print, you don’t make clear in your “up to 30 free/month” that this isn’t per post but per social media site. I post to Facebook and Twitter, and about once per day, but not always. Yet I run out of “free” posts in 2 weeks, which is less than 14 posts, but since it’s going to FB and Twitter, it’s “30.”

$120/year to auto post to a couple social media sites…NUTS! We’re a small church and we can’t afford stuff like that. A couple dollars a month, I could see that because it’s a convenience more than anything. And there are plugins out there still that do it automatically for free, so what’s the point?

But this is the way of WordPress in general now, getting EXPENSIVE to have a “free” CMS. I’ve already spent, from my own wallet, about 300 bucks for Elementor and the necessary addons, not to mention a couple other plugins that we need. Enough is enough.