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by BetterThanSober
7 days ago
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That or Backblaze business model where they are betting that most costumers won't utilize more than their profitability ceiling I believe it is the former though Imagine a kebab shop with a fixed capacity of producing one kebab per day with $1 COGS. They sell a package for "unlimited kebab" to exactly one person for $8 per week At worst they will be gaining $1, the profit is when their singular costumer doesn't feel like eating kebab that day Quoting Linus (the plane guy, not Torvalds) that's just a simple girl math but you got the gist |
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