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As much as DHH can be a bit angry on Twitter, I think he has the resources and fervor to go to bat and give Apple hell for this. Interestingly, while Apple is
by elamje 6y ago
As much as DHH can be a bit angry on Twitter, I think he has the resources and fervor to go to bat and give Apple hell for this.
Interestingly, while Apple is constantly touting its own privacy and anti ad features, this huge fee drives App developers to monetize through less scrupulous means to avoid paying the Apple tax. Generally, this mean apps that harvest data or show ads.
I’m not sure what the correct % is in this case, but 30% and 15% is large for a mobile email client.
For those that don’t know what Hey is, it’s a new email service launching with the @hey.com domain. There’s been a frenzy of invite swapping just to try to lock in the good 2, 3, and 4 character email prefixes. Also they are charging $999 a year for a 2 character email which is a good way to capture value.
- jaredtn 6y ago$99
- elamje 6y agoNo it’s certainly $999/yr. and $349 for a 3 character email. And $99 after that.
- jaredtn 6y agoInteresting, don't see that listed on https://hey.com/pricing/ https://hey.com/pricing/. Where are those policies listed?
- dangoor 6y agoIf you select a 2 or 3 character email name when signing up, it pitches the up charge to you. Not a big deal to select longer, and personally if I use it I’ll be using my own domain name.
- odensc 6y agoNot listed anywhere, but they do exist: https://twitter.com/dhh/status/1272690224267575296 https://twitter.com/dhh/status/1272690224267575296