Next Tuesday, March 24 we will be rolling out some changes to our pricing plans. A fourth level plan, called “Super”, will be added and will allow up to 1000 products. Pro level stores will now be allowed up to 250 products. The Standard and Basic plans will allow 50 and 5 products respectively, as they do now. Customers on the Super plan will pay $59.99 per month, while the prices to the other plans will not change.

Curent Pro customers will be automatically upgraded to the Super plan and will continue paying just $29.99 per month. If you are a Standard or Basic store right now and are thinking about upgrading to Pro, now is the time to do it. Upgrade to Pro before Monday March 24, 2009 and get locked in to the Super plan for the price of Pro.

Why are we restructuring our prices, you ask? The main reason is so that we can focus on smaller stores and continue to offer you a good quality product and personalized customer service. Stores that sell thousands of products benefit from using a more customized solution, as they have more complex technical needs than we can provide at a low monthly cost.

Thanks to all our loyal customers!  Please email us if you have any questions about your account.

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Kristen Nicole, a writer for Popular Tech Blog Mashable wrote a great piece on our new social aspect to Flying Cart.

We just upgraded our entire Administration panel (now called Headquarters).

The Flying Cart admin tool will see a significant upgrade in the next few weeks. Renamed “Headquarters”, the application now has:

• bigger buttons and text
• a reorganized navigation system
• support for both PayPal Web Payments Standard and Web Payments Pro
• monthly invoices
• Dashboard with store sales summary and list of all unshipped orders
• entry of custom colors and sizes for products with slick new interface

We are excited to be releasing these new features to our customers.

We just launched our shiny new marketing website today - www.flyingcart.com

2007 is going to be the year of Flying Cart.

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