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> Free Forever. Why do companies keep doing this, we know it doesn't really mean "Forever" why even say it?
by mcflubbins 1y ago
> Free Forever.
Why do companies keep doing this, we know it doesn't really mean "Forever" why even say it?
- jaggs 1y agoFree until we decide to shut down the tier, change the name of the tier or some other way to renege on our deceitful launch marketing.
- hungarianhc 1y ago100GB of data storage doesn't cost us that much money, since we're based on object storage. You're right that the word "forever" implies outlasting the life of our company. But while we're around and existing, we will not take away the free plan from anyone who has it, and we intend to keep it around for new users. It's not just that we're raging philanthropists. We want to make money, but our business model is to make money off the larger use-cases, not take $100 / month from people with a credit card.