Apollo, a third-party client for Reddit, could rack up millions of dollars in fees if it decides to comply with the company’s new paid API policy, according to Apollo developer Christian Selig.

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The Verge Apollo, the popular Reddit app for iOS, could face millions of dollars in fees as a result of Reddit’s new paid API model. Reddit announced changes to its API policy in April, which allows the platform to put limits on the number of API requests made by a third-party client like Apollo.

A developer says Reddit is charging him $20 million a year to keep his app working

I really hope Reddit reconsiders this decision, it only harms communities and their platform to almost no gain.

La mya hahahaha, malai chai mann paryo hai

Poor developers and individual programmers will suffer