>>IMO you owe Kevin an apology. His expertise is highly regarded, at least by me. Among SQL Server experts here he is right at the forefront.

If the site used SQL Server you'd have a point- but it looks like LAMP to me.

FWIW, successful state versions allow people to browse plans before they sign up, just as Amazon allows you to check out books without an account. This site requires registration before you can browse. I can see why you'd do that if you want to boast about the number of registrations in the first month etc etc- but you'd better make sure your system is up to registering every visitor at once. Lets call that an error. But as long as they fix it quick, the sky need not fall. FWIW they've already trimmed some huge js that wasn't even used in the opening page (check out the newer optimisely.com/js stuff) which is a good sign IMHO.

Looking forward to Phoenix!