Q1 prospectus and pricing #463
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ericholscher
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I wonder if we even remove these, so we don't have to keep updating them? I don't know if many folks are referencing these at this point. Or maybe we don't quote the full pricing, but just point to a prefilled calculator with prices that we don't have to update.
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I think just having references of how many impressions they'll get is worthwhile. We don't do pricing updates that frequently and it isn't a big burden.
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There's about a 10% price drop here although it isn't even. Based on demand, I didn't drop AI/ML or Frontend as much as other topics. From a region perspective, NA/EU dropped a little more than others which reflects our current demand.