This plan covers all the needs of most of our customers, but if your site uses more than 100 GB a month in bandwidth or more than 5 GB of space for your content and images, we'll get in touch with you to charge separately (mostly at-cost) for the extra resources.
Have updated the cap to 1TB as well, realized I could move people off CloudFront to BunnyCDN if they were very high usage.
> For USD $25 per month, we install and maintain a full featured Ghost install for you with no restrictions (unlimited visitors, unlimited members, unlimited authors/staff)
Claiming absolute no restrictions but then goes on to goes addd a 100 GB bandwidth limitation, which while should be able to handle mild traffic is by no means unlimited. It would be better to call the plan a one with "generous" limits but certainly not unlimited
What would be a good word to convey that there are no artificial constraints, and that the only (soft) limit is the bandwidth you actually use?
I'm not even planning on enforcing the bandwidth, I think it'll even out over everybody for the most part, unless someone is being abusive.
"$25 a month for managed, Ghost optimised hosting that's perfect for 99.9% of websites*
* Think you're in the .1%? Transfer more than 100gb a month (roughly equivalent to X million visits for the average site) and we'll charge you at cost for the overage. This works out to be around $x per x. You can read more about this [here]..."
Or whatever.