r/Opensolr Community Opens on Reddit, and the Pricing and Ordering Flow Is Reworked

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Opensolr now has a public place to talk in the open: r/Opensolr on Reddit. Alongside it, interface details across the site were reworked, with the pricing and ordering flow getting the most attention.

01 A community that is not a support ticket

r/Opensolr is the place for questions, benchmarks, horror stories, feature requests and showing off what you built. The scope is deliberately wider than the product: Opensolr itself, Apache Solr, hybrid search and RAG in general are all on topic.

You do not need to be a customer to post. If something in Opensolr caused you grief, we would rather see it posted there than kept quiet, so it can be fixed in the open where everyone can read the outcome.

Not a customer? Post anyway. The subreddit is open to anyone working with Solr, hybrid search or RAG.

02 Pricing and ordering, made legible

Interface improvements landed across the site in the same release. The pricing and ordering flow in particular has been reworked for clarity, so that what you are buying, and what it costs, reads plainly before you commit.

Pricing reworked for clarity Ordering clearer at each step r/Opensolr questions, benchmarks, feature requests
Buying is clearer; talking about it now happens in public.
Community page Pricing
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