#Pricing
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How To Work Out What To Charge Clients
Paul Boag says pricing starts with a minimum daily rate, then adds a guess at project length and markups for interest, difficulty, and what the client can pay.
AWS vs. Azure vs. Google Cloud: The Ultimate Free Tier Battle & Survival Guide
A side-by-side of AWS, Azure, and GCP free tiers: compute, databases, and the hidden billing traps (orphaned volumes, static IP tax, data egress) each provider uses to monetize free users.
10 years of Apple text editor solo dev
A decade building Paper, a native Mac/iOS text editor, alone: why native beat Electron, why cosmetic-only paid features, why one release a month.
Don’t let anyone overpay you
Basecamp argues that letting one customer pay far more than the rest turns a product company into a services company. It prefers many small customers, self-service software, and a business that avoids dependence on big accounts.
How to price something
The post says pricing should start with real buying behavior, not guesses from people who have not paid. The only answers that matter are actual dollars spent, so the price should be tested in the market.