I have been appreciative of Tim's time lines during the Residential development. Residential Beta lasted longer than they originally planned, but they would not compromise/rush the product to a paid Residential plan until they were ready for it to scale, and satisfied with the core features. This came with extended free Beta user testing, but those expenses were worth the cost of getting the core functionality right so a rapid footprint in the VoIP marketplace would have less user support concerns.

I am not surprised that the Reseller Plan follows the same standards. Mind you, the Reseller Plan is on a much faster track than Residential because they have that previous time and experience.

The omission of beta features should mean a more simplified self-explanatory product that should not be difficult for Resellers to support - even without the bonus documentation that will soon come.