Apollo has an opt-out sub refund screen out. Since I unfortunately know, first hand, all about this process I'll say this is all incredibly stressful. If you ever had a sub for Apollo, even if you uninstalled it and deleted Reddit, go check it out and at least consider it.
It's probably only a few $s for you but those $s get multiplied by 10s of thousands of subs and end up being real money straight out of Christian's pockets.
@paul Apple’s 30% cut + server costs + most users paying nothing at all + not all downloads occurring on day 1 + it actually being 5.75 years.
I imagine the actual pre-tax revenue is about $750k per year, tops. I’m probably vastly overestimating. In any case, I suspect Christian is wealthy, but he’s had to take big risks and I expect his work-life balance is not as good as people with an employer and fixed working hours.
Come three months ago, he didn’t know his revenue was about to end.
@sdjmchattie @paul He’s said that if everyone who is ‘due’ a refund doesn’t opt out) then it will cost him $250,000 (US I guess).
We also know that most of his subscriptions come when he promotes them (around every quarter). So that £250,000 represents around 6 to 8 months. So somewhere around $500K possibly a bit less or a bit more.
But out of that you need to take equipment costs, the server guy, the server, support costs, Imgur costs etc. So not rich by any stretch.
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