Good point, Dundridge. I'll edit it again this evening. I've never bought KC in blocks of $50 myself. And someone trying to figure out an inexpensive way to test out Kitely is more likely to want to see a smaller example purchase.

Here's Version 3. I used the language of "up to 4" and "up to 16" because it seems easier to grasp. I can send this MSWord file to anyone who wants to make their own version of this chart without retyping. It could be prettier with a little formatting.
Edited Apr 22, 2014

Thanks for your thoughtful comments, Dot. Here is another version based on your comments. I still find the KC to be confusing when trying to compare these plans, so I would suggest Kitely place the KC to USD conversion rate directly beneath a chart should they choose to use one. kitely-plans-V2.png ...

Maria Korolov has done a wonderful job of describing the confusion a person can experience when trying to decide what kind of Kitely account to get. Article here: http://www.hypergridbusiness.com/2014/04/why-kitelys-20-plan-is-the-better-deal/ . I think this confusion is stopping some people from se...

Thanks, this is very helpful. I have been using prims for years, but only started learning Blender about 6 months ago.

I have another question. Are there any drawbacks to joining a mesh object to prims in-world?

I'm curious if there are any guidelines for choosing when to use a mesh, a sculpt, or an in-world prim when building. For example, which method would be right for:

1. A giant space station
2. A big castle
3. A small house
4. A bookcase
5. A book

Any tips would be appreciated.