Exclusive: TapeFailure moves out of beta, adds new features

This evening Tapefailure has moved out of beta and into full production. We completed a video review of TapeFailure in March and the invites we had went very quickly. It received very positive feedback.

I am very impressed with Joshua Gross, Tapefailure founder as well. We have exchanged emails and IMs and he is very open to comments and suggestions and has a very open attitude.

Joshua sent over the following details regarding the pricing for Tapefailure:

Pricing starts at $8/month for the "Basic" plan. This plan has a 5,000 visitor limit, and 5 "tracker identifiers" (which are used to label your tapes for different sites or parts of one's website), and includes all the standard features (tapes, statistics, visual maps).

The other plans are as follows:
Intermediate: $18; 25,000 visitor limit; 10 tracker identifiers
Super: $48; 100,000 visitor limit; 15 tracker identifiers
Professional: $98; 250,000 visitor limit; 20 tracker identifiers

Two of the new features are: Visual mouse maps and Most Average Tape. I love analytics apps and this really is a great one. Frankly I am guessing someone will acquire Tapefailure by the end of 2007.

Here is a quote from their blog post about the launch. Really makes you realize how close we are to the creators of the products we use and enjoy.

We're quite nervous over here; we've already chewed all the way through a couple boxes of pencils! No, not really, but we are nervous, and definitely want to hear feedback from everyone.

Please report back with your feedback after giving Tapefailure a try!