Pi Network’s core team has rolled out a major pricing change for its AI-powered App Studio, ending broad subsidies for application creation and editing for most developers starting Aug. 24. Under the new structure, pricing will track the actual cost of underlying AI services more closely, with fees changing based on resource consumption rather than a heavily subsidized flat approach.
The team said it will not add a markup on top of AI costs. One exception remains: developers whose applications attract enough real and independent users can still pay the older subsidized rate. Pi Network said the change is meant to shift network resources away from experimental, test, or spam-style applications and toward products that people are actually using.
The update was cited by Techub News, with CryptoPotato named as the source in the item.
Pi Network’s core team has formally changed the pricing structure for its AI App Studio.
Starting Aug. 24, the project will no longer offer heavy subsidies for app creation and editing costs to all developers. The new pricing is designed to more closely reflect the actual cost of the underlying AI services, and charges will vary based on resource usage.
The team said it will not charge a markup on top of AI costs. There is one key exception: developers whose apps attract enough real and independent users can still pay under the previous subsidized rates.
Pi Network said the move is intended to redirect network resources away from experimental, test, or spam applications and encourage developers to build products that are actually being used.
The item was carried by Techub News and cited CryptoPotato as the source.
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