Is it really a lot of jeopardy though? We have to assume that they are pricing the API so that the more it is used, the more money they make. So actually to me

Is it really a lot of jeopardy though? We have to assume that they are pricing the API so that the more it is used, the more money they make. So actually to me that is arguably a better business model. Because with a flat rate, you just have to hope that users don't exceed a certain amount of usage. And the ones that don't, are not getting a great deal. So it has that risk and also kind of a slightly antagonistic relationship with the customer actually using the product.