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Most likely they will argue that you can use it 24 hours a day, just that they will cut the 750 free hours in half. Does that mean you'll pay $7 a month or $3.
by imdsm 12y ago
Most likely they will argue that you can use it 24 hours a day, just that they will cut the 750 free hours in half.
Does that mean you'll pay $7 a month or $3.50 a month for a 24/7 dyno?
I agree with you though, they might think they're kicking out X freeloaders, but how many of those freeloaders have production apps and how many of them are in decision making positions?
If I have to leave, I'll move /everything/.
- tortilla 12y agoI was a freeloader for 5 or 6 low traffic sites. But now I have a production-grade app at over $700 a month.
- glesica 12y agoAre you going to move your very significant app to another platform because of this? Seems like an absurd thing to do to save yourself maybe a couple hundred bucks a year...
- tortilla 12y agoNo, I'm very happy with Heroku. Just wanted to highlight my progression. Freeloader to paying customer. I wouldn't be a paying Heroku customer without a generous free tier to experiment with.