thanks for all, but better go premium!

Hi Max
Thank you for getting in touch.
I really do apologise for the fact that I seem to have upset you.

I hear you 100%. I did in fact use that tutorial as the base layout of the plugin. I’m aiming to provide a tool that can be easily used and maintained for users that dont have any HTML or CSS experience.

I found that the other price table plugins were somewhat over complicated and difficult to use and/or understand, hence the reason for the really simple layout in the admin area.

Perhaps I was a little too ambitious with my pricing of the pro add-on and perhaps a little too stingy the level of limitation on the free plugin. Sorry about that. What would you feel would be a suitable split between free and paid? Perhaps more features for the free version and more advanced options for the pro version?

I’d really like to turn this around and ensure that we come out on top. Your opinion matters a lot and I’d really love to hear your thoughts on the above.

Kind regards
Nick

One last thing: The plugin is very basic at this stage and over the next few weeks I’m looking at really extending its functionality dramatically. This is why I value and need your feedback so much.

simple and intuitive layout is a plus, actually.
what i find too restrictive is the inability to select one option as the one in evidence, the only 2 fields for defining features (way too little) and color restrictions.
if you plan to add advanced features, than yes, i agree, the ideal would be to have more features (those in the tut would be fine) for the free version and more advanced options for the pro version.
thanks for your interest!