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Is the math that the dev did broadly accurate? If it is, it seems they could safely charge 10-19x less and get more revenue per-user than they do from ads alone
by jamilton 3y ago
Is the math that the dev did broadly accurate? If it is, it seems they could safely charge 10-19x less and get more revenue per-user than they do from ads alone... assuming that even a 10x lower cost would be affordable for third-party clients, which isn't a given.
- aembleton 3y agoThose users might be worth 10x as much as the average user though.
- solarkraft 3y agoThey're heavy users, but something tells me that they're also likely to block ads.
- noitpmeder 3y agoI think it's more about the fact that the users are paying for the service. The % of reddit's userbase that has enough disposable income to subscribe is a very very very high value slice for advertisers.