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Ink removes the free tier
- surapaneni 13y ago"Free Plan For personal projects, we offer a free plan for uploading 500 files/month with a max file size of 20 MB. The free plan does not include customizing the logo or CSS of the dialog, S3 storage, or image conversion"
- ogig 13y agoI use the free plan for some admin zones, few users, maybe 20 uploads/month. Now i have to pay or rework the file uploads. I feel "dark patterned".
- sashagim 13y agoAs surapaneni rightfully commented - they do offer a free plan for personal use, which you'll be able to use. I'm using them for some commercial projects just as a client side library to allow uploading files to my s3 account (although they do some work on their server side as well). It's a shame they're changing the terms for the existing user. I don't expect things to be free - unless they are offered as such, with no expiration date.
- ogig 13y agoI know about the new free plan, but no image manipulation or direct s3 uploads means I still have to rework on my code or pay. So you do if you use direct to s3 uploads. I dont expect good stuff to be free, and Ink is indeed good, but i still think this goes into the dark pattern category. I bet there are many devs in our situation, and plenty will just pay.
- sashagim 13y agoI tend to agree. I just signed up for uploadcare.com, haven't tried them out, but the design seems very nice, and the their free tier allows up to 1k uploads a month - forever (got a very prompt response from the founder).
- deepanchor 13y agoI just did the same. They seem like a reasonably good competitor, besides the fact that they offer less file sources. I just can't mentally justify filepicker's new pricing scheme.