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To be honest, they're probably right. Anyone doing mapping for professional reasons is going to spend more effort testing this out because of the potential ups
by bpodgursky 4y ago
To be honest, they're probably right. Anyone doing mapping for professional reasons is going to spend more effort testing this out because of the potential upside.
Nobody just clicking around is likely to buy a sub just for kicks.
- feanaro 4y agoIf they're not going to buy a sub either way, what's the downside of letting them test it, and then perhaps telling their friends about it?
- hackernewds 4y agoServer cost. Fraud. Indistinguishable user sessions.
- dewey 4y agoIf you are using a provider like Mapbox to render the tiles you are going to pay by requests / tiles / resources used so having low-intent drive-by traffic is not going to help you. Especially at the beginning when you are still refining your product / figure out a business model. Maybe further down the line they have a freemium version but it's probably not what you should start with if you are aiming for paying customers giving feedback.