Aug 19
Request: Remove the Price for Adding Extra Tabs for Coding
We would like GoodBarber to consider removing the additional charge for adding extra tabs through custom coding.This feature is important because adding extra tabs is primarily a structural and functional customization, rather than the use of an additional GoodBarber service or resource.The current pricing model makes it unnecessarily expensive for users who need to build a more advanced navigation structure through custom code. Developers and businesses should be able to customize their app's navigation and user experience without being charged separately for every additional tab they implement through coding.Why this mattersExtra tabs improve navigation and user experience.Custom-coded tabs are created and managed by the customer.Charging separately for each additional tab discourages deeper customization.Removing this fee would make GoodBarber more attractive to developers and advanced users.It would encourage customers to build richer, more useful applications on the platform.Proposed ChangeRemove the additional price/fee for adding extra tabs through custom coding.We believe this would be a fair and valuable improvement to the platform, particularly for customers building larger applications that require more complex navigation structures.We would appreciate it if GoodBarber could put this proposal forward for a community vote so that users can decide whether this pricing policy should be changed.
Pending
Standard and Premium plans include a set number of extension slots — 5 and 20 respectively. Free extensions installed within that allowance cost you nothing; past it, each additional slot has to be purchased. On the Pro plan, there's no limit, and that's the plan built for projects with a large navigation structure. In that respect, a Custom Code section is an extension like any other. The code that makes it work lives inside the app exactly the way every other extension does. So it isn't quite accurate to say only your own code is involved — an extra tab runs on the same platform resources as any other extension, and the extension count reflects that.