I always thought 'free tier' was meant to make development and testing feasible without incurring big charges.
Having a big free tier is just a growth hacking technique, and it worked: people know the product and developeed integrations.
But, all marketing tactics have a beginning and an end. If the market is mature, and it's ROI is not good enough or has decreased dramatically, it will end soon.
Having a big free tier is just a growth hacking technique, and it worked: people know the product and developeed integrations.
But, all marketing tactics have a beginning and an end. If the market is mature, and it's ROI is not good enough or has decreased dramatically, it will end soon.