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Calgoo Drops Freemium for Free

Posted by Rob Lewis on Tue, July 22, 2008 2:00 PM · Filed under Vancouver , Web App · 2 Comments

Vancouver calendar syncing and sharing company Calgoo has decided to release all of its products for free. A free version of Calgoo's software has always been available however their freemium model had them charging $30 a year for fully featured pro accounts. Here's the official announcement:

All Calgoo Software products, Calendar, Connect, and Hub are now free. Existing paid subscribers will still receive full email support in addition to the forum support all users have access to, for the duration of their license. Each Calgoo product has its own revamped section on Calgoo.com. These sections provide our users with more concise information on the products as well as a more organized workflow.

Calgoo is a calendaring tool that allows you to sync calendars across platforms, including iCal, Google Calendar, and Outlook. Over hte last two years, Calgoo has developed into a mature calendar sharing solution with three separate products: Calgoo Calendar, Calgoo Connect, and Calgoo Hub. Not sure where this leaves Calgoo - they've gone from obviously having not enough paying users to having none.

 
Company:
Calgoo
Website:
http://www.calgoo.com
Location:
Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada

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2 Comments

nick said on Tue, July 22, 2008 at 4:51 PM

Curious choice. I wonder how they came to make a decision like that?

Rob said on Tue, July 22, 2008 at 10:13 PM

Apparently they're hoping to monetize the service through contextual ads similar to the way Google does with Gmail accounts. The problem is that their calendar sharing service addresses a very niche market - families (or groups) with multiple calendars that needs consolidation into one master calendar - and that's not a huge market.

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