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That only happens if you don't compare cost of use in both cases. If the upfront is $100 for the other option, you should calculate what the cost per use is at
by maccard 4y ago
That only happens if you don't compare cost of use in both cases. If the upfront is $100 for the other option, you should calculate what the cost per use is at 10k/100k/1m/10m/whatever uses, and estimate which of those you think you'll hit and make the decision based on that .