Gerald Dawson

We kept our high-tier enterprise plan pricing hidden behind a sales call form, thinking it would give our sales team leverage to negotiate bigger contract sizes. Instead, it was driving mid market prospects straight to our competitors who listed transparent pricing upfront.

Once we published clear, fixed enterprise tiers on our pricing page inbound qualifies leads actually increased rather than dropping off.

For founders targeting B2B clients: does transparent enterprise pricing build trust or does it cap your maximum deal size?

Tried asking a couple LLMs for software recommendations in my niche without mentioning my brand name.

Turned out ChatGPT named us near the top but Claude completely ignored us.

It s pretty random because the results seem to change every few days anyway.

Has anyone successfully tweaked their site copy or docs to actually get picked up by these AI search tools?

I have seen a lot of people step back from platforms like LinkedIn after watching established accounts get randomly restricted without clear explanations. It makes you realize how risky is it to rely heavily on a platform that can pull the rug on your reach out of nowhere.

That situation made me rethink product Hunt. it used to be the go-to place for real feedback from early adopters. lately, though, it feels dominated by upvote groups, artificial praise, and makers trading favors. It's hard to tell if a top spot actually brings real users anymore or just temporary noise.

For anyone launching recently, where do you stand? Is Product Hunt still delivering real traction, or has it become too noisy to be worth the effort?