More Reddit developers announce their apps will switch to a subscription model
by Jay Peters from The Verge - All Posts on (#6CMG2)
Illustration by Alex Castro / The Verge If you're looking for a third-party Reddit app for Android after rif is fun for Reddit (RIF) goes away soon, you're going to have a few options. The developer of Relay for Reddit announced Friday that the app would continue to be available after July 1st, while the developer of Now and Nara for Reddit said those apps will continue on, too.
Relay will be moving the app to a subscription model, developer DBrady announced in a Reddit post. Reddit will start charging for its paid API on July 1st, and the potential costs of that are forcing apps like RIF and Apollo for Reddit to shut down. But DBrady seems to have found a way to make the numbers work with subscriptions - something they said they were contemplating earlier this month.
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