Can Reddit really stop alternative APIs (which are free, or near-free) from taking hold when they impose pricing on their API?
I created one such API[1] and hope that at the very least it puts pressure on Reddit to reconsider their pricing strategy. If not it should enable third party apps to save a majority of their cost.
I created one such API[1] and hope that at the very least it puts pressure on Reddit to reconsider their pricing strategy. If not it should enable third party apps to save a majority of their cost.
1 - https://api.reddiw.com