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Depends on the API. Generally I prefer flexible pricing, since we might need to scale up - i.e. if we double some limit, I want to be able to pay $60 rather th
by mindvirus 9y ago
Depends on the API.
Generally I prefer flexible pricing, since we might need to scale up - i.e. if we double some limit, I want to be able to pay $60 rather than be blocked.
Some other considerations:
1. Have a free tier to let developers play with your API. i.e. first 1000 calls per month are free.
2. If you do variable pricing, let people set a limit and alert them before they hit that limit.
- jonathan-kosgei 9y agoI actually do both those things! I have a free tier of 1500 requests a day and once you subscribe you get an email when you're at 90% your usage.