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The question is whether the API pricing is designed to lock out thirty party apps. The pricing being orders of magnitude greater than the revenue from advertise
by orra 3y ago
The question is whether the API pricing is designed to lock out thirty party apps. The pricing being orders of magnitude greater than the revenue from advertisers makes this clear.
You say we should ask whether pricing is aligned with the rest of the industry. Well, the new reddit pricing is not far off twitter. The latter are infamous for freezing out third party clients.
- riku_iki 3y ago> The pricing being orders of magnitude greater than the revenue from advertisers Can you share how you came to this statement? > Well, the new reddit pricing is not far off twitter. I asked not about just twitter, but about any similar site you know. For example, imgur which is often referred in this situation actually charges $3k/50m requests, not far from reddit prices: https://rapidapi.com/imgur/api/imgur-9/pricing https://rapidapi.com/imgur/api/imgur-9/pricing If you don't know such example, then reddit pricing is fair and reasonable, and that's apps problem that they can't monetize traffic.