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>>robbie+(OP)
That API pricing, for what is mostly static content, is just insane. I've created pricing models for write heavy APIs that come out at a fraction of that, while still maintaining a margin. If that's a genuinely "fair" price then Reddit have some serious technical debt. It feels like this is intentionally overpriced to discourage any serious use.

>>lastan+kC
I see your point but mostly pricing is not based on cost, it's what the market will bear. Could be way above cost or way below