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Ah! Thank you, that does make sense. In that case this sounds like it won't be cheaper for anyone, but that in absolute terms there's a cap of $990/m for users
by danpalmer 3y ago
Ah! Thank you, that does make sense. In that case this sounds like it won't be cheaper for anyone, but that in absolute terms there's a cap of $990/m for users right at the top end of the previously free allowance, and the $8/m plan for 100k impressions will probably account for many users.
- 20after4 3y agoGoing from free to $990 is a huge price hike.
- danpalmer 3y agoSure, but going from $5000 to $5990 isn't that interesting a price hike. Without knowing the distribution of customers it's really hard to say how impactful this really is. I'd guess that the majority of users fall into the <10k bucket, that there's a group of SMEs in the 10k-1m bucket that the $8/m pricing is intended to support, and that for enterprises the price reduction of the premium product will often entirely offset the loss of the 1m free impressions.