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Enterprise might say $5-15, but someone who controls their own budget and spends all day in the browser would easily pay more. Freelancers. Bootstrappers. The s
by heliodor 5y ago
Enterprise might say $5-15, but someone who controls their own budget and spends all day in the browser would easily pay more. Freelancers. Bootstrappers. The same way people pay for an IDE.
- andrewguenther 5y agoI agree they would pay more, but I'm still skeptical of $30-50. As I mentioned in a comment below, why limit it to the browser? If you've got all these resources just offer a full VDI which more typically prices in this ballpark.
- pawelmi 5y ago> If you've got all these resources just offer a full VDI which more typically prices in this ballpark. Perhaps their solution has something specific to the browser which allows them to do it really fast and cost effective. Eg. Sending just diffs of DOM to the client.
- numpad0 5y agoMaybe people are “enjoying” the Web in the way they consume $30-50/mo products, as if it is some fine movies or books, justifying the price.
- bartvk 5y agoWith a VDI, you're stuck managing windows.
- tomjen3 5y agoThat would actually be a cool service: Mighty, but for running a hosted IDE.