Tag: pricing
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Pork is not the best BBQ
People want brisket. I try to do pork, pulled pork, whatever. People don’t want pork. They want brisket… but it’s just real high right now. 🔗 Brisket is gone from the daily menu at one of Texas’s best BBQ spots
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“this is the voice of American business that is being channeled through me”
“Livid” was the word he used to describe enterprise customers who are “paying for tokens that create no value,” while handing over their data to the major firms and, in the end, taxing the public who will end up paying for it in some form. The reason, he ventured, was the “models have completely… irresponsibly…
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🤖 Forrester: Capping AI Spend Won’t Fix Your Token Bill – Your Real Problem Is Context Debt, and It Needs a New Discipline Called ContextOps
Original: Your AI Bill Is A Context Problem by Forrester. Summarized by AI on Jun 11, 2026. The AI bill shock hitting enterprises isn’t a pricing problem you can cap your way out of – it’s the metered cost of your own knowledge not being machine-readable, forcing agents to rebuild missing business context on every…
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GSA and Broadcom OneGov Agreement Saves Taxpayer Dollars on Innovative AI Platforms and Software Security Tools
The offer provides agencies with discounts of up to 64% for the deployment of secure, scalable, and AI-ready applications. The package includes the VMware Tanzu Platform and VMware Tanzu Data Intelligence, as well as VMware Avi Load Balancer and the VMware vDefend (inclusive of Distributed Firewall and Advanced Threat Prevention). Additionally, agencies have the option…
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Quit VMware and you’ll emerge with more complex and less capable infrastructure
One is that few organizations will be able to quit VMware entirely, as they run applications with dependencies that aren’t easy or economical to unwind. Reducing or eliminating a VMware rig therefore means adopting multiple replacements, which creates more infrastructure to manage and therefore extra complexity. 🔗 Quit VMware and you’ll emerge with more complex…
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The AI Replaces Services Myth – If your software saves your customers money, then you’re not getting all of the former TAM, you’re often getting much less. // Also, people want simple pricing that matches how the software helps them, or at least as simple to understand as pizza pricing.
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Pricing: A List of Tactics – Some mind-tricks to play with pricing.
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[Learning from my mistakes…](https://substack.com/home/post/p-156657600) – It’s tough to monetize content that has near zero value or originality, and be easily pirated. This especially true if the price is wrong. That sort of applies to every product. // “In the end though, you can’t optimise your way out of a black hole, the gravity is too…
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Google Workspace business getting full Gemini, price increase – Instead of charging $20 to 30 extra a month of AI, give it to everyone and raise everyone’s price by $2. // Teams pricing going up similarly.
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The Presentation Mistake You Don’t Know You’re Making – ’If your very expensive luxury hotel rooms offer ocean views, silk sheets, and a Jacuzzi, don’t mention the ironing board in the closet or the coffeepot.’ // Seems a little too turns out… // This replication study show that it sort of works. Furthermore that if…
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Notes on how to use LLMs in your product. – “Even the most expensive LLMs are not that expensive for B2B usage. Even the cheapest LLM is not that cheap for Consumer usage – because pricing is driven by usage volume, this is a technology that’s very easy to justify for B2B businesses with smaller,…
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The Poetry of Pricing – “Pricing is a signal. It’s a conversation between seller and buyer containing information that both parties will exchange. On the part of the seller it suggests both the cost of the offering and the value it provides. Buyers are inclined to see if they can stretch to the next higher…
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Oracle’s revised Java licensing terms 2-5x more expensive • The Register – ’a hypothetical organization with 49,500 employees, all of whom are applicable for the “Named User Plus” (NUP) license as per the legacy subscription model. That organization is also running Oracle JDK on 5,000 processors, and as such would pay $742,500 for NUP licenses…
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Link: AT&T’s ‘Public-Cloud First’ Proclamation a Stake in the Ground
For AT&T to now start the process of adopting the public cloud for what are admittedly “non-network applications” is a big move. It shows that even the most stodgy industry verticals are on board with moving to the public cloud. This will provide a significant new revenue stream for those cloud providers but at the…




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