Hey everyone, in a nutshell, my co-founder and I launched a startup we’ve been working on for about a year. It is a cloud-based exception monitoring service for ASP.NET and/or JavaScript. We plan on adding support for Ruby and Python very soon.<p>We have a few features that other competing services do not have. We are also proud of our UI (and the overall usability) to which we gave a lot of love.<p>We think that our service is useful and we have been using it to find and fix bugs in our other projects.<p>What are your thoughts? Advice? Criticism?<p>Edit: Appfail was in beta for a while and I've asked for advice before. We are now out of beta and with a host of new features. Looking forward to any feedback!
clickable : <a href="http://appfail.net" rel="nofollow">http://appfail.net</a><p>I like the idea but could you tell what are you key differentiators from something like <a href="http://www.muscula.com/" rel="nofollow">http://www.muscula.com/</a> which is one I was considering to use right now?<p>Something I don't understand in your pricing is the difference between professionnal and business about the history. For professionnal you only have 60 days history for up to 12,000 issues and for business you have 180 days history for up to 40,000 issues. The problem is that if you reach the maximum for professionnal in 60 days you'll probably reach the maximum of business too in 180 days, wouldn't you ?<p>Also what do you mean by "Web Sites (Applications)" is it URL based, domain based?<p>Another small point, under Firefox, if I click on "Pricing" on the header, it goes to the pricing by showing/hiding every div and it's not a nice effect.<p>EDIT: You might also want to add a menu for "Features" because when you are on "Pricing" or "Support" it's not intuitive where to go to see more info.