3 ms·
I can only imagine they dropped the $2.99/mo fee when Pinterest bought it b/c the numbers were inconsequential. Now that they will need income, they must be be
by subpixel 8y ago
I can only imagine they dropped the $2.99/mo fee when Pinterest bought it b/c the numbers were inconsequential.
Now that they will need income, they must be betting on the numbers being robust enough to support a team of 5.
But I'm genuinely not sure if I'd pony up when they start charging again.
- chmars 8y agoI am fine with paying a reasonable subscription fee for Instapaper. Privacy – if guaranteed – has its value too. (At the moment, Instapaper blocks EU users because it’s obvious violating the GDPR, that’s troublesome …)
- soneca 8y agoI used to be a free plan user and happy with it. The paid features (search I guess) were fine, but unnessential. If they come back with the same feature distribution I would keep being a free user.