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Bloomfire announces FREE plan for 2.0

November 1, 2010
Bloomfire is about to launch a new free plan with unlimited members. Beginning November 22nd, anyone will be able to start, grow, have, and hold their very own Bloomfire for free. But DevLearn attendees can get their own Version 2.0 Bloomfire started this week!

Bloomfire has some big news to announce at DevLearn 2010 in San Francisco. On November 22nd, Bloomfire is launching the 2.0 version of their social learning community platform, with oodles of new functionality. Along with this launch, they are announcing new pricing plans that better suit Bloomfire's expanding customer base.

The most talked-about topic will be the new free plan with unlimited members. Starting November 22nd, anyone will be able to start, grow, have, and hold their very own Bloomfire without paying a dime. No strings. No contracts. No credit card required.

Bloomfire is offering DevLearn attendees a special opportunity to start their own free Bloomfires before launch. For details, stop by the Bloomfire booth.


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