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Perhaps because the 40 million units rely on an expensive back-end service that isn't covered by monthly fees to users?
by dboreham 10mo ago
Perhaps because the 40 million units rely on an expensive back-end service that isn't covered by monthly fees to users?
- spyspy 10mo agoDon't give them ideas.
- array_key_first 10mo agoProbably was, but that's just stupid business decisions. Your pricing model should reflect your real-world costs. If it doesn't, then update your pricing model. If consumers can't do the new pricing model, then your real-world costs are probably out of wack. Which they would be in this case - there's no reason a vaccum should require expensive backend services.