Changing the 100 uses model for features like Goals
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Mateo Arias
i've seen this comment before in lots of different features which are limited by this "100 uses" model:
It would be great if you limited the amount of elements instead. For example, having a maximum ammount of 4 goals simultaneously, or having a maximum of 2 Gannt/ Mind Map views interchangeable between the 5 spaces.
This would highly increase free plan viability and a more profound exploration of this features that could more easily convince free users to upgrade to a paid plan.
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Pin Pie
I totally agree! I hope ClickUp implements this!
ClickUp could change the 100 uses model for the following features:
- Views. ClickUp could limit the NUMBER of views per workspace (as mentioned above) but allow unlimited usage of them.
- Custom fields: Instead of 100 uses of custom fields, ClickUp should change it to a certain NUMBER of custom fields. For me, 5-10 custom fields would be reasonable
- Dashboards. Instead of 100 uses of dashboards, ClickUp could limit to the number of dashboards (3-5 would be reasonable to me)
- Image / Video / PDF commenting. ClickUp could limit this by restricting the number of shown unsolved comments
- Goals. As mentioned above, ClickUp could limit to the number of SIMULATANEOUS goals instead of uses. (Simultaneous goals are goals that are not completed)
- Milestones. ClickUp could set this to be the number of active milestones (Milestones that have not reached their due date/have not been completed)
I also think that ClickUp should enable some features on the free plan as well
- Workload View. This is useful for individual use as the user can track if there is too much work for a day and can reschedule accordingly
- Form View. ClickUp could limit the number of active forms (forms that are accepting responses)
Eric Wightman
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Goals in Forever free plan
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Mateo Arias
I really think Goals is a simple yet very useful feature, especially with the currency and tasks options. I find it specially adequate for building and tracking habits at a personal level. It is a shame that it has only 100 uses available in Free plan. As it is not a highly collaborative or complex feature I would suggest allowing free unlimited use of it.