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1. dacryn+fW1[view] [source] 2023-06-01 07:50:30
>>robbie+(OP)
Is it so unreasonable to charge 12k for 50mln requests? I don't know.

Is it so unreasonable to charge 20m/year to a super popular iOS app? I don't know.

Does apollo make money from this? Do they take advertisement income? But I imagine, if you are the most popular app, on the most popular mobile platform, of a very popular site like Reddit, there has to be a lot of money floating around no? They definitely have income, and definitely have expenses (development isn't free). Curious to actually see the balance of these.

But if reddit want people to use their own app, I don't see why they would support Apollo for free. I also don't know that the actual cost towards reddit would be. A reasonable price is probably somehwere between 0 and 12k.

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2. MagicM+Qj2[view] [source] 2023-06-01 12:03:58
>>dacryn+fW1
Apollo charges a fat subscription for their app so the reality is that they’re just mad they’re losing their income.

The numbers they posted suggest they could still easily be in profit with these charges, they just wouldn’t be making 20m profit.

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3. rodfac+kn2[view] [source] 2023-06-01 12:31:39
>>MagicM+Qj2
The majority of Apollo users I reckon are using the free app. The paid app ("Pro") is what I use, but I do not use the subscription ("Ultra").

https://apolloapp.io/pro-ultra/

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