ZEIT, creators of Next.js, launch new pricing plans (opens in new tab)

(zeit.co)

7 pointsiamtherhino5y ago4 comments

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It's hard for me to decide if it's genius or insane. This "fair use policy" really makes me nervous about the whole thing.

iamtherhinoOP5y ago

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.

gothy5y ago

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

gothy5y ago

Also, this "Platform limits" page doesn't make much sense now https://zeit.co/docs/v2/platform/limits

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4 comments

gothy5y ago

It's hard for me to decide if it's genius or insane. This "fair use policy" really makes me nervous about the whole thing.

iamtherhinoOP5y ago

gothy5y ago

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

gothy5y ago

Also, this "Platform limits" page doesn't make much sense now https://zeit.co/docs/v2/platform/limits

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