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If you get 5000 people paying $5/month for every person working on a truly private browser, you have $25,000/month per teammate. I'm sure you could find 50,000
by Swenrekcah 5y ago
If you get 5000 people paying $5/month for every person working on a truly private browser, you have $25,000/month per teammate.
I'm sure you could find 50,000 people in the world willing to pay this. I'm one of them.
The problem is how you get started while building reputation, but I'm sure that it's possible.
- TeMPOraL 5y ago> The problem is how you get started while building reputation, but I'm sure that it's possible. In case of Mozilla/Firefox: do this while you still have some reputation left. It's literally the one party on the Internet that would have a chance of pulling it off.
- denton-scratch 5y agoI approve of this traditional usage of the term "literally". It's literally correct, but possibly too late - they've been burning bridges for five years.
- samhw 5y agoThere's some remarkable sleight of hand in "for every person working on [it]". That's a lot of people required to build a browser. Are you suggesting each of those 5000 users pays $5 multiplied by $NUM_OF_DEVELOPERS, or that you'll need [5000 multiplied by $NUM_OF_DEVELOPERS] users?
- Swenrekcah 5y agoThe latter. The numbers are not precise, it's just to show that you really don't need a lot of paying people and they really don't need to pay a lot each.