>>> a significant % of users are profitable to serve, especially the "chat" users who don't use dev tools and have short context window conversations.
> More limited features, like lack of model selection, more restricted use of “thinking” models.
Yeah, but... do the "chat" users actually care about any of that? Would they even notice a difference?
My point is that, if all you're doing is chat, there's no value in any of the subscription models - for chat the free webapps are more than sufficient, so even someone spending the whole day chatting about something isn't going to hit any limits.
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>>> a significant % of users are profitable to serve, especially the "chat" users who don't use dev tools and have short context window conversations.
> More limited features, like lack of model selection, more restricted use of “thinking” models.
Yeah, but... do the "chat" users actually care about any of that? Would they even notice a difference?
My point is that, if all you're doing is chat, there's no value in any of the subscription models - for chat the free webapps are more than sufficient, so even someone spending the whole day chatting about something isn't going to hit any limits.