Relay for Reddit might continue to be available.
Dave said that there’s “no financially viable way for me to continue to offer a free version of Relay,” which may not come as a surprise given theto maintain Apollo for Reddit under the new policies. He’s reduced the number of API calls per user per day, and at the new level of calls, there’s “potential” to offer a subscription to the app at a $2 or $3 per month.
Still, it’s good to hear that at least one third-party Reddit developer sees a potential path forward. We’ve reached out to Dave to see if he can share any more detail on his plans.
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