Canva Hikes Pices by 300pc as It Readies for IPO
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Canva Hikes Pices by 300pc as It Readies for IPO
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Re: Canva Hikes Pices by 300pc as It Readies for IPO
#2Finally, a company that adds AI to their product and then IPOs - I can't wait to see what groundbreaking stickers the AI will come up with, so I can really level up my birthday cards.
Re: Canva Hikes Pices by 300pc as It Readies for IPO
#3I see the price gouging here of Australians yet again. Charging Australians more or less 3x the price compared to US based customers.
It's ironic that it's an Australian company doing it.
Re: Canva Hikes Pices by 300pc as It Readies for IPO
#4Finally, a company that adds AI to their product and then IPOs - I can't wait to see what groundbreaking stickers the AI will come up with, so I can really level up my birthday cards.
Well of course, what else are they supposed to do?
Put AI tools in an optional higher tier and have absolutely nobody that consciously upgrades to that tier?
Re: Canva Hikes Pices by 300pc as It Readies for IPO
#5Finally, a company that adds AI to their product and then IPOs - I can't wait to see what groundbreaking stickers the AI will come up with, so I can really level up my birthday cards.
To be fair, Canva's product is uniquely a good fit for Gen AI. Casuals who just want the end result without trying to learn all the complicated photo/video editing techniques.
Re: Canva Hikes Pices by 300pc as It Readies for IPO
#6Not so sure Canva is worth $1400/year.
Re: Canva Hikes Pices by 300pc as It Readies for IPO
#7Tech execs: The government is the only source of inflation!
Also Tech Execs: Raise prices!
Re: Canva Hikes Pices by 300pc as It Readies for IPO
#8Capture customers and unreasonably hike the prices is a business plan as popular as subscription services. I hope consumers and businesses will notice how unreliable this is and start choosing more user friendly products more often.
Re: Canva Hikes Pices by 300pc as It Readies for IPO
#9Capture customers and unreasonably hike the prices is a business plan as popular as subscription services. I hope consumers and businesses will notice how unreliable this is and start choosing more user friendly products more often.
What should they choose? Today's more user friendly products are just tomorrow's unreasonable price-hikers that haven't captured enough customers to start enshittifying yet. Meanwhile, even without network effects, migrating to a new product is usually a hassle; the frog has to be quite thoroughly boiled before it's worth it.
Re: Canva Hikes Pices by 300pc as It Readies for IPO
#10Adobe Photoshop CS6 forever (/s)