[sdfhbdf]

There is little to no time spent in this article on how photopea is monetized. I even went to the product itself to find out but couldn’t, at least on mobile. Is there some subscription? What do you pay for? Genuinely asking since I used it a few times and never noticed any payment nagging.

[forte124]

Sorry, I interviewed Ivan and he said roughly 90% of the revenue comes from ads.

I also asked him if he considered creating his own header bidding system, but he said this wasn’t worth it

[secondcoming]

Look at photopea.com/ads.txt. He's allowed most of adtech to sell his traffic.

[sdfhbdf]

Ok nice thanks for the clarification

[lagrange77]

https://builtwith.com/?https%3a%2f%2fwww.photopea.com%2f

Have a look at the 'Advertising' section.

[tintor]

It offers paid account for $3.3/mo with 5GB of cloud storage. See red Account button on the menu bar.

[IvanK_net]

25% of our users use Photopea on mobile, but we do not monetize it in these cases, as we think your screen is already too small.

[berelig]

It has a $3/month Premium account tier for no ads, increased storage, and double the steps history.

[tgsovlerkhgsel]

Ads, premium subscriptions to turn off the ads, and licensing to other sites that then host it under different names with more ads.

[Hamuko]

Open the website without an adblocker and you'll see how. There's huge banner ads on the side.

[sdfhbdf]

Oh right I probably have a content blocker enabled.

Still surprising how much as revenue they’re generating

[busymom0]

There are ads on the very right side of the browser. You can pay to remove the ads.