I'm on the same page as all the rest of the people here. I am on the board of a very budget-conscious non-profit, we are looking for some documentation for our new website. Instead of ripping out the same-o Word doc-style manuals, I thought of your product which I stumbled across a few weeks ago. Your stuff looks good. But I won't even bring it up as a consideration unless we have some idea of the pricing structure. I am too busy with my real job and my 1st, 2nd, and 3rd volunteer jobs for a sales pitch, and the subsequent nagging. How can this be too complex to put a guestimator on the website?
Fields like number of documents, number of pages, type of business (in case you give non-profits a break, for example, like you do open sources), number of people you'd expect to be accessing the documents at any given time. etc etc and then spit out a price range that's fuzzy enough that your salespeople can talk their way around. C'mon, we're not stupid here.
And obviously, none of us wants to get on someone's sales call list unless we're serious about the project.