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Re: Show HN: Dofsome.com - Chrome-less photo hosting

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We are still trying to figure it out, but based on the feedback we got here we will probably bring it down a bit. I'd like to avoid multi-tiered pricing if at all possible. What would be an acceptable price from your point of view? (it would also help to know a bit more about your relation to photography ;-)).

Have been into web photography for around 5 years, past flickr pro user. Finding a upload service that accepts large (10 mb) photos has been tough. I just think the price is too high and $5 a month would be my target.

We will probably go with $5 mo./25GB with some mechanism to extend the limit if needed.

How many of those 10mb photos do you roughly have in your use-case?

Re: Show HN: Dofsome.com - Chrome-less photo hosting

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Have been into web photography for around 5 years, past flickr pro user. Finding a upload service that accepts large (10 mb) photos has been tough. I just think the price is too high and $5 a month would be my target.

We will probably go with $5 mo./25GB with some mechanism to extend the limit if needed. How many of those 10mb photos do you roughly have in your use-case?

Over 5000. But doubtful that I would upload them all. maybe 200 max. I think a photo limit as flickr has done is the best format that a site like your can go with. Heavy users are willing to shell out extra for more photo limit (unlimited). I think you need a free option though (even if it's limited).
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