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It depends on how efficient the dev is. For comparison, I've been running a paid Slack app (a few $K per year) that manages to run entirely within the free tie
by ryandvm 4y ago
It depends on how efficient the dev is.
For comparison, I've been running a paid Slack app (a few $K per year) that manages to run entirely within the free tier on Google Cloud Platform.
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- capableweb 4y agoPaid Slack app just receives webhooks from a Slack organization right? So the amount of traffic it handles amount at max to the amount of messages that gets sent around in Slack, which tends to be very low (in comparison to other applications where user interactions can trigger many requests for example)
- ryandvm 4y agoTrue, but in my app's case each webhook ends up making a few dozen Slack API calls. In any case the free tier will definitely allow you to handle enough traffic to figure out if you've got a viable business model, which I guess is the point.