It only makes sense for things that run in the cloud, as they need to pay for that compute. Similar to costs “per request” in other cloud services like AWS. Al

It only makes sense for things that run in the cloud, as they need to pay for that compute. Similar to costs “per request” in other cloud services like AWS. Although if Adobe did charge “per use” for locally run tools like brushes and filters… I’d hope they’d at least they’d make the billing completely “usage based” with no minimum monthly cost. But this is insane and evil, I’ll stick with Gimp and Inkscape