One other idea along some of the same lines... I'm currently evaluating Waterhole to serve as a forum for a school and replace a Facebook group. I'm the developer but all of the real stakeholders aren't technical and I'm remote so I have a limited ability to put Waterhole in front of them for evaluation.
I have no problem with paying $300 for great forum software but it would be helpful in my use case to be able to get a trial license that works for 2 weeks or 30 days. Complete functionality, no restrictions but limited operational time.
I'll spend a lot of time trying to customize everything to what I THINK people want and then do some Zoom sessions, but nothing beats people being able to use the product for themselves and forum software is a great example of a product where one developer can't necessarily predict the reactions of everyone that will be using it.
Thank you!
Hi @Greg Garrison, thanks for considering Waterhole and posting your thoughts here. The Free Trial terms state:
If I'm understanding you correctly – setting up a staging environment, and giving access to the relevant stakeholders for feedback before a production launch, would be compliant with this!