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August 2025 Mission – Day 15 Poll

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aanthonisse

Without being able to check the costs it is hard to say if it is value for money.

donrobert5

If you need help, Deployment Services is a good alternative. If you love working on your own and reviewing the documentation, it is readily available.

jemertz

What's the cost for each tier? Every day provides a link, but not this one. Hard to answer a question about value without knowing the cost.

zennifer

Surprised by the results of this survey!

petergwilson

Never used it. Have always inherited a deployment and then had to 'fix' it.

richmondg

I think Im early

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