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by mike_hearn
107 days ago
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The opportunity cost isn't selling subscriptions, the cost is the gap between what they could sell the GPU time for via their API vs what they're selling it for in a flat rate subscription. If you assume API demand is unlimited and GPU supply is fixed, then the opportunity cost is the 'real' loss of revenue that comes from redirecting supply away from customers willing to pay more to customers willing to pay less. |
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Doing a lot of heavy lifting here. Not everyone on a subscription plan would convert to a 200USD/mo API consumer.