The Blog
Written when something changes or when the arithmetic is worth showing — not to a publishing schedule.
The evergreen pages on this site answer the standing questions — what things cost, what is free, which tier fits. This is where the things that change go, along with the arguments that are too specific for a reference page.
There is no publishing quota. A post appears when Amazon changes something, when we correct something, or when a calculation is worth walking through properly. That is a deliberate choice: the site's only real asset is being right, and posting weekly regardless of whether there is anything true to say is how sites stop being right.
Latest
Business Prime seat limits changed — and most guides still have it wrong
Amazon raised the user allowance on every paid Business Prime tier. A large share of the pages ranking for plan comparisons never updated, and the wrong number changes the buying decision.
Free Amazon Business account vs Business Prime: the honest split
Two products, two decisions, one very blurred line in most write-ups. Here is which features are free, which are paid, and how to tell which side of the line you are on.
Amazon Business for a five-person office: does Essentials fit?
Essentials covers up to five users. A five-person office fits exactly — with no headroom at all. Here is the arithmetic, and the case for skipping a tier.
Start with the reference pages instead
If you arrived looking for an answer rather than a read, the evergreen pages are more useful: what an Amazon Business account costs, Business Prime pricing, the free account against Business Prime, or the twenty most-asked questions.
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