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It surely depends on how much users pay for the service, and how high the non-software costs are. But in any case, the examples given are B2C free to use produ
by matthewowen 9y ago
It surely depends on how much users pay for the service, and how high the non-software costs are.
But in any case, the examples given are B2C free to use products which are generally going to provide... not a ton of revenue per user.
- sonaltr 9y agoI thought Dropbox's revenue mainly comes from it's business clients - B2B is more $ compared to B2C although B2C might be more profitable as customers might pay the $10/1TB and not really use that much anyways) Their paying users have increased, but the revenue per user has decreased (based on the S1...which I assume is because of enterprise deals).
- jtmcmc 9y agoThis is from the SNAP S1 not the dropbox S1