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And it scales up - the $200 plan gets you something like 20x what the Pro plan gets you. I've never come close to hitting that limit. It's obviously capital-su
by causal 6mo ago
And it scales up - the $200 plan gets you something like 20x what the Pro plan gets you. I've never come close to hitting that limit.
It's obviously capital-subsidized and so I have zero expectation of that lasting, but it's pretty anti-competitive to Cursor and others that rely on API keys.
- selcuka 6mo agoIgnoring the training costs, the marginal cost for inference is pretty low for providers. They are estimated to break even or better with their $20/month subscriptions. That being said, they can't stop launching new models, so training is not a one time task. Therefore one might argue that it is part of the marginal cost.