ZEIT, creators of Next.js, launch new pricing plans
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Re: ZEIT, creators of Next.js, launch new pricing plans
#2It's hard for me to decide if it's genius or insane.
This "fair use policy" really makes me nervous about the whole thing.
Re: ZEIT, creators of Next.js, launch new pricing plans
#3It's hard for me to decide if it's genius or insane. This "fair use policy" really makes me nervous about the whole thing.
The primary driver here is moving from a hosting company to a workflow/developer productivity company. If you're using ZEIT for staging/test deployment previews or hosting SSG or hybrid SSR/SSG Next.js it all pencils out nicely. It definitely doesn't work for the original container-first model.
Re: ZEIT, creators of Next.js, launch new pricing plans
#4It's hard for me to decide if it's genius or insane. This "fair use policy" really makes me nervous about the whole thing.
The primary driver here is moving from a hosting company to a workflow/developer productivity company. If you're using ZEIT for staging/test deployment previews or hosting SSG or hybrid SSR/SSG Next.js it all pencils out nicely. It definitely doesn't work for the original container-first model.
They were in that space already.
With this new pricing model, it feels like we're getting a generous "free tier" on the platform, but it's implicit.
The "Hobby Plan" section in the ToS sounds like a risky thing to sign up for https://zeit.co/legal/terms#hobby-plan
I'm a solo dev. I won't sign up for the "Pro" plan in the foreseeable future
Re: ZEIT, creators of Next.js, launch new pricing plans
#5It's hard for me to decide if it's genius or insane. This "fair use policy" really makes me nervous about the whole thing.
The primary driver here is moving from a hosting company to a workflow/developer productivity company. If you're using ZEIT for staging/test deployment previews or hosting SSG or hybrid SSR/SSG Next.js it all pencils out nicely. It definitely doesn't work for the original container-first model.
Also, this "Platform limits" page doesn't make much sense now https://zeit.co/docs/v2/platform/limits