Update: Relay will continue to operate from July 1st. It will be moving to a subscription model in the coming weeks
Update: Relay will continue to operate from July 1st. It will be moving to a subscription model in the coming weeks
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Hi all,
Sorry for the delay in updating everyone on the future of Relay. It's taken until now for me to work things out.
For the time being, Relay is going to be free for everyone to use (this means no fees and no ads) while i continue optimising API calls and finalising subscription prices. I'm working hard to get call volumes down and i'll try my best to hit as low a price point as possible, at least for a base tier that covers 85-90% of users. At the higher end of usage it's looking like i'll need to implement a few different price points but this is still something i need to figure out. I'll let you know when i do.
Thanks again for all the incredible messages over the last week. I've seen them all and they really mean a lot - knowing how long some people have been using Relay for is amazing. For anyone moving on from here, thanks for supporting Relay over the last 12 years - i'm forever grateful.
Relay Pro (should now be free to use): https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=reddit.news
Relay video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S2sTb4GzEz4
Cheers, Dave
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I'm personally disappointed to see Dave concede here. It's weird seeing folks in his thread offering donations despite the fact that he's negotiated a grace period with Reddit.
I'm not angry with him for trying to keep something from his app of a decade, but I personally won't be supporting it and will only buy a Relay for Lemmy.
I'm certainly not angry. He's well within his right to make the decision he feels is best for him.