Hi! I'm Rohan, a Full Stack Software Engineer, with a background of working with Deep Learning and AI, who loves to use his skills to create products that are at the intersection of all of these!
I don't know much about RapidAPI but it seems to be a way to monetize APIs by a subscription model to get x number of calls each month.
I think Web Monetization will allow for more granular control and pull-based payments (instead of pushing money from your credit-card).
Imagine you connect your wallet to your browser (or use an extension like Coil or maybe Metamask?). Websites you visit can then pull payments from your wallet like a continous stream.
So this would be a way to monetize PWAs where instead of a flat-rate monthly fee subscription you only pay for the time you actually use the app (or certain "premium" APIs).
Hi! I'm Rohan, a Full Stack Software Engineer, with a background of working with Deep Learning and AI, who loves to use his skills to create products that are at the intersection of all of these!
Rapid are great and do offer a very easy way to earn from your APIs
you can also check out byvalue.org , there's greater flexibility with pricing and half of the commission, plus you can upload raw code/project and the platform creates an API for you.
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Hmm.. so many interesting ideas here!
Does RapidAPI sound like Number 3?
Thank you!
I don't know much about RapidAPI but it seems to be a way to monetize APIs by a subscription model to get x number of calls each month.
I think Web Monetization will allow for more granular control and pull-based payments (instead of pushing money from your credit-card).
Imagine you connect your wallet to your browser (or use an extension like Coil or maybe Metamask?). Websites you visit can then pull payments from your wallet like a continous stream.
So this would be a way to monetize PWAs where instead of a flat-rate monthly fee subscription you only pay for the time you actually use the app (or certain "premium" APIs).
Hmm, so you mean, add this on top of AWS Lamda-like thing? That sounds interesting.
Rapid are great and do offer a very easy way to earn from your APIs
you can also check out byvalue.org , there's greater flexibility with pricing and half of the commission, plus you can upload raw code/project and the platform creates an API for you.