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I'm kinda curious why none of the third party app developers considered selling Reddit requests as in-app purchases – just charge the rate Reddit charges.

• unclekev 3y ago
  Some of them are trying to figure something out. https://www.reddit.com/r/RelayForReddit/comments/147152b/update_how_the_current_api_changes_would_impact/ https://www.reddit.com/r/RelayForReddit/comments/147152b/upd... > There's no possibility to continue the free version of Relay; a monthly subscription price of $3 (or less) might be achievable. And of that $3 the Developer says in that thread: > Yes there should be a good amount in there for myself. If 3rd party apps are so beloved, then $3/month to support a developer doing good work should not be a issue.
  • rpbiwer2 3y ago
    Honestly $3 isn't bad, I'd gladly pay that to continue using my Reddit app.
  • stevenwliao 3y ago
    It's $3 today. What happens when Reddit triples the price with 30 day notice?
    • adhvaryu 3y ago
      Don't forget that you alienate all those in poorer parts of the world unless you have regional prices.
  • OnlyLys 3y ago
    Paying a monthly subscription to only have access to half of Reddit (NSFW will not be available through third-party apps) sounds like a bad deal to me.
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