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Personally, I think even the cheaper plans are overpriced some of the time, considering real resource usage and comparing against software licenses in the past.
by sdflhasjd 4y ago
Personally, I think even the cheaper plans are overpriced some of the time, considering real resource usage and comparing against software licenses in the past.
I do wonder how much of that money goes into subsidising the free tiers and paying (comparatively) enormous wages of developers to add features I don't really want.
- mbesto 4y ago> how much of that money goes into subsidising the free tiers I've seen probably ~10 companies financials that do this. It's ALL OVER THE PLACE. The reality is that the free doesn't two things: tests those new features on guinea pigs and lets you upsell to someone who has given you permission to do so. There's no free lunch.