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So....I am a bit skeptical and would love for some clarity. I have been looking for something like this for my wife, for a while. She takes pictures like they a

So....I am a bit skeptical and would love for some clarity. I have been looking for something like this for my wife, for a while. She takes pictures like they are going out of style. But...can you explain your economics to me. How do you make money on users with huge libraries (300GB+)? The reason I want to know, is because I would feel more comfortable knowing that this is sustainable and properly thought out, than just some marketing ploy. I have seen a few services launch with ridiculously low prices that ultimately prove not to be sustainable. This seems like it could potentially be one of those. Thoughts?

swisspol 14y ago
(Everpix founder here) You raise a fair question, but all I can share publicly is that we have a very optimized infrastructure designed from the ground up to deal with large amount of photos per user account. I can assure you this is not a marketing ploy or some afterthought on how to make money. Everpix used to be subscription only (with 30 day trials), and we only recently added a Free tier, after we had a good understanding on how things would work.
- marcamillion 14y ago
  Fair enough....wish I could get specifics, but I understand. Thanks for the explanation.