> I think Reddit charging $2.5/month for API access is more than fair I don't. I agree with you on the lifetime Apollo access. That was dumb. But $2.5/user/mon

> I think Reddit charging $2.5/month for API access is more than fair I don't. I agree with you on the lifetime Apollo access. That was dumb. But $2.5/user/month is crazy for Reddit. Facebook incurs around $2/user/month in costs. I'm sorry, but there's just no comparison in terms of the platform features, stability, performance, and infrastructure. With 430 million monthly active users, either Reddit is valuing their cost at $12.9 billion annually (pro rata), or they're adding a very healthy profit margin to that charge. It's clearly the latter.