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It’s per pod/app you run and depends on the resources you allocate. Price for minimum required resources is given for each app and starts at $1/month. Yeah, th
by m3nu 4y ago
It’s per pod/app you run and depends on the resources you allocate. Price for minimum required resources is given for each app and starts at $1/month.
Yeah, the goal is to make running FOSS as easy as Google Photos, but with more privacy and community-maintained code.
Also hoping to channel some funds back to authors, but that’s more complex than expected. Just getting started with it.
- indigodaddy 4y agoI think you should consider OP’s suggestion. Unlimited apps for some X flat rate. I believe this would bring in more users and potentially attract an audience who for instance was considering Cloudron but didn’t want the hassle of even managing/buying the VPS to install it on..
- m3nu 4y agoI was considering this, but in a survey most respondents preferred a prepaid model to avoid surprise charges. The flatrate model does that too, though. Maybe worth trying in the future. Like Spotify for open source apps.
- nicoburns 4y agoSomething that could potentially be a big improvement (in actual efficiency, not just pricing) for low-traffic apps, would be to allow users to provision a set of resources that are shared between multiple apps.
- arvigeus 4y agoI think combination of two would be the best. In this case I can have a beefy nextcloud pod, and then some shared pod that hosts multiple less demanding apps.