Nick Vlku

[Algolia] introducing new developer-friendly pricing

https://www.algolia.com/blog/algolia/introducing-new-developer-friendly-pricing/

Algolia’s freemium journey has been heralded in the developer community for many years, and today we’re doubling down. We’ve replaced the Free plan with something even bigger and better: Algolia Build. New builders are now able to upload and index up to 1 Million records.

OMG, what an awesome news! 😍

I love Algolia, I've been using it for years for client projects^[1] and on my own blog archives.

Beeing able to have 1 million reccords instead of 10 thousand means I'll be able to index all my content, including my 10k+ bookmarks.

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1. sometimes trying really hard without succeeding: searching for multiple matches in a single item at once ↩︎

• older link:
  30th anniversary of licensing the Web for general use and at no cost
• newer link:
  SupportsCSS

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