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WalkthroughThe pull request adds a new “Open For Business” blog post. The post announces Kixel, Corp. and the hosted Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to The PR adds a public launch post, but visible copy errors, insufficiently qualified pricing comparisons, and inconsistent contact addresses could reduce credibility or mislead readers. It is mergeable with explicit owner follow-up on these bounded content risks. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 3 | ❌ 2❌ Failed checks (2 inconclusive)
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In `@src/pages/blog/open-for-business.mdx`:
- Line 5: Correct the user-visible spelling and grammar errors in the blog post,
including “achived,” “deporable,” “low resolution,” “convice,” “Compatibile,”
“embarassing,” and “provideex,” while preserving the intended meaning and
surrounding content.
- Around line 104-106: Update the pricing comparison in the blog content to
separate Agora and Daily rates and assumptions, including Agora’s 10,000
Standard-Minute allowance and HD conversion, Daily’s applicable usage tier, and
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| title: "Open For Business" | ||
| author: kixelated | ||
| description: I have officially achived the rank of "Capitalist Scum". |
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Correct the user-visible spelling and grammar errors.
Correct achived, deporable, low resolution, convice, Compatibile, embarassing, and provideex. These errors reduce the credibility of the launch post.
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-description: I have officially achived the rank of "Capitalist Scum".
+description: I have officially achieved the rank of "Capitalist Scum".
-To make deporable amounts of money.
+To make deplorable amounts of money.
-Want to stream a low resolution security camera on Agora/Daily (public pricing)?
+Want to stream a low-resolution security camera on Agora/Daily (public pricing)?
-If you're using a cloud WebRTC provider, convice your CFO to let you prototype MoQ for that sweet capex savings.
+If you're using a cloud WebRTC provider, convince your CFO to let you prototype MoQ for that sweet capex savings.
-Compatibile competition drives prices down.
+Compatible competition drives prices down.
-But progress is *so slow*; it's embarassing.
+But progress is *so slow*; it's embarrassing.
-You can switch out the `https://cdn.moq.pro` URL with a different CDN provideex and *should* just work™.
+You can switch out the `https://cdn.moq.pro` URL with a different CDN provider and *should* just work™.Also applies to: 21-21, 105-105, 119-119, 123-123, 138-138, 146-146
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| Meanwhile, most WebRTC providers charge based on time. | ||
| Want to stream a low resolution security camera on Agora/Daily (public pricing)? | ||
| That'll be $5.74 *per day* for the broadcaster **and** each viewer. |
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rg -n -i -C 3 'agora|daily|aws|pricing|participant|minut|transfer|source|retriev|free|allowance' src/pages/blog/open-for-business.mdxRepository: moq-dev/moq.dev
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🌐 Web query:
Agora Video Calling pricing HD $3.99 per 1000 participant minutes 10000 free participant minutes
💡 Result:
Agora's pricing for video calling is based on participant minutes, categorized by resolution [1][2][3]. For standard pay-as-you-go billing, Video HD (defined as up to 1280 × 720 resolution) is priced at $3.99 per 1,000 participant minutes [1][2][3]. Regarding the free tier, Agora offers a default Free package that includes 10,000 Standard minutes per month for accounts that have not purchased a paid subscription package [2][4]. Important details regarding these minutes include: - Standard Minute Conversion: Agora uses a "Standard minute" system to measure usage across different service types [2]. While audio is converted at a 1:1 ratio, Video HD consumes Standard minutes at a 1:4 ratio [2]. This means 1,000 minutes of Video HD usage will consume 4,000 Standard minutes from your monthly allowance [2]. - Paid Packages: If you purchase a paid subscription package, the 10,000 free monthly minutes no longer apply, as the value of those minutes is typically reflected in the discounts provided by the package [4]. - Billing: Billing is calculated monthly based on the total duration of usage across all projects in your account after any applicable free minutes are deducted [5][6]. For the most accurate calculation of costs based on your specific volume and video quality requirements, it is recommended to use the official Agora Standard Minutes Calculator found in their documentation [2].
Citations:
- 1: https://www.agora.io/en/pricing/video-calling/
- 2: https://docs.agora.io/en/video-calling/overview/pricing
- 3: https://docs.agora.io/en/video-calling/overview/pricing-legacy
- 4: https://docs.agora.io/en/realtime-media/video/reference/pricing
- 5: https://docs.agora.io/en/3.x/video-calling/introduction/pricing
- 6: https://docs.agora.io/en/voice-calling/overview/pricing-legacy
🌐 Web query:
Daily video pricing $0.004 participant minute 10000 free participant minutes
💡 Result:
Multiple video API providers utilize a pricing structure featuring a rate of $0.004 per participant minute and include a tier of 10,000 free participant minutes per month. The following companies explicitly list this pricing model: 1. Daily.co: Offers 10,000 free minutes monthly, with subsequent usage for video calls billed at $0.004 per participant minute [1]. 2. Dyte: Provides 10,000 free participant minutes every month, after which usage is billed at $0.004 per participant per minute [2]. 3. ZEGOCLOUD: Offers a plan that includes 10,000 free minutes for new users [3]. 4. VideoSDK.live: Lists video call pricing at $0.004 per participant minute [4][5]. Other providers, such as Twilio, also use the $0.004 per participant minute rate for their video services [6][7], though specific free-tier allocations can vary by account type and current promotional offers. EnableX also utilizes the $0.004 per participant minute rate for its pay-as-you-go plan [8]. These rates typically apply to usage-based billing where a participant minute is defined as one minute of time that a single participant is connected to a video session [6][2][8]. Recording, storage, and other advanced features may incur additional costs depending on the specific provider's terms [6][2][4].
Citations:
- 1: https://www.daily.co/pricing/video-sdk/
- 2: https://sdk.dyte.in/pricing
- 3: https://www.zegocloud.com/pricing
- 4: https://docs.videosdk.live/help_docs/pricing-audio-video
- 5: https://www.videosdk.live/pricing
- 6: https://www.twilio.com/en-us/video/pricing
- 7: https://help.twilio.com/articles/115004710208-Estimating-pricing-for-Twilio-Programmable-Video
- 8: https://www.enablex.io/cpaas/pricing/video-call-api-pricing
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AWS EC2 pricing data transfer out internet $0.09 per GB 100 GB free monthly allowance regions volume tiers
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AWS provides a monthly allowance of 100 GB of free Data Transfer Out (DTO) to the internet [1][2][3]. This allowance is aggregated across all AWS services and regions, with the exception of the AWS GovCloud and China regions [1][2][4]. Data Transfer Out to the internet from Amazon EC2 and other services uses a tiered pricing model [1][5]. Once the 100 GB free monthly threshold is exceeded, usage is charged based on regional rates that typically feature volume-based discounts [1][5]. While specific rates vary by region, pricing is often quoted in the range of $0.08 to $0.12 per GB for initial tiers [6]. You should consult the official Amazon EC2 On-Demand Pricing page for the exact rates applicable to your specific region, as these prices are subject to change and vary geographically [1][7]. Important details regarding these charges include: - Aggregation: The 100 GB free tier is a global limit calculated monthly across your entire account, not a per-region or per-service limit [2][4]. - Data Transfer In: Data transfer from the internet into AWS is free [2][7][5]. - Moving off AWS: AWS offers a program to waive data transfer out charges for customers moving their data entirely off AWS or out of a specific AWS service [1][8]. You can contact AWS Support for details on this process [1][8]. - Other Services: In addition to the 100 GB allowance for EC2 and other services, AWS provides 1 TB of free data transfer out of Amazon CloudFront each month [2][8][3]. Because pricing tiers and specific regional rates can vary, you can always check the AWS Pricing Calculator or the specific service pricing pages for the most accurate and up-to-date cost estimates for your architecture [1][7].
Citations:
- 1: https://aws.amazon.com/ec2/pricing/on-demand/
- 2: https://aws.amazon.com/about-aws/global-infrastructure/global-network/faqs/
- 3: https://aws.amazon.com/blogs/aws/aws-free-tier-data-transfer-expansion-100-gb-from-regions-and-1-tb-from-amazon-cloudfront-per-month/
- 4: https://repost.aws/questions/QUlPNyZbQrTpigy9VxI6kfDQ/data-transfer-service-billing
- 5: https://aws.amazon.com/pricing/
- 6: https://aws.amazon.com/blogs/apn/aws-data-transfer-charges-for-server-and-serverless-architectures/
- 7: https://docs.aws.amazon.com/cur/latest/userguide/cur-data-transfers-charges.html
- 8: https://aws.amazon.com/blogs/aws/free-data-transfer-out-to-internet-when-moving-out-of-aws/
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print(f"Daily broadcaster + one viewer: {2 * minutes * daily_rate:.4f} USD/day")
print("Agora free allowance: 10,000 Standard Minutes; HD consumes 4 Standard Minutes per participant-minute")
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site:agora.io/en/pricing/video-calling Agora Video HD $3.99 1,000 participant minutes free Standard Minutes
💡 Result:
Agora's standard consumption-based pricing for Video HD is $3.99 per 1,000 participant minutes [1]. Regarding the free usage, Agora accounts include a "Free" tier that provides 10,000 minutes of usage per month [1]. This free monthly allowance applies to usage types and is not restricted solely to "Standard" or audio-only minutes [1]. To clarify the pricing structure: - Consumption-based (Pay-as-you-go): You are charged based on the quality of video or audio streamed, calculated per 1,000 participant minutes [1]. Video HD is priced at $3.99 per 1,000 minutes [1]. - Monthly Bundles: Agora offers prepaid packages (Starter, Pro, Business, etc.) that include a fixed number of minutes at a discounted rate compared to the standard pay-as-you-go pricing [1]. The "1,000 participant minutes" figure often cited in reference to pricing refers to the unit of measurement for billing, not a specific limit on the free tier [1]. The free tier provides a total of 10,000 minutes per month for your account [1].
Citations:
🌐 Web query:
site:daily.co/pricing/video-sdk Daily $0.004 participant minute 10,000 free minutes
💡 Result:
The pricing structure you are referring to belongs to the Daily Video SDK [1]. Daily offers 10,000 free participant minutes every month for their video and audio calls [1]. Once the free monthly allotment is exceeded, usage is billed based on a volume-based tier system [1]. For usage between 10,001 and 100,000 participant minutes per month, the standard rate for video and audio calls is $0.0040 per participant minute [1]. As monthly volume increases, Daily applies automatic discounts to the per-minute rate [1]. For instance, usage exceeding 50,000,000 minutes per month is billed at a rate of $0.0015 per participant minute [1]. Audio-only calls are billed at a separate, lower rate structure, starting at $0.00099 per participant minute for the 10,001–100,000 minute tier [1].
Citations:
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site:aws.amazon.com/ec2/pricing/on-demand EC2 data transfer out internet $0.09 GB 100 GB free allowance region tier
💡 Result:
AWS provides a monthly allowance of 100 GB of data transfer out to the internet for free [1]. This free allowance is aggregated across all AWS services and all AWS Regions, with the exceptions of the China and AWS GovCloud regions [1]. Once this 100 GB free threshold is exceeded, data transfer out to the internet is subject to standard tiered pricing [1]. These rate tiers are calculated based on your aggregate monthly usage across multiple AWS services, including Amazon EC2, Amazon S3, Amazon RDS, and others [1]. Unused portions of the monthly free allowance do not roll over to subsequent months [1].
Citations:
🌐 Web query:
Agora documentation pricing Standard Minutes Video HD consumes 4 Standard Minutes 10,000 free monthly minutes
💡 Result:
Yes, Agora uses a system of "Standard Minutes" to measure usage, and high-definition (HD) video does consume 4 Standard Minutes for every 1 minute of actual usage [1][2]. Under Agora's pricing model, various audio and video service types are converted into Standard Minutes based on specific conversion ratios [1][2]: * Audio: 1:1 ratio (1 minute = 1 Standard Minute) [1][2] * Video HD: 1:4 ratio (1 minute = 4 Standard Minutes) [1][2] * Video Full HD: 1:9 ratio (1 minute = 9 Standard Minutes) [1][2] * Video 2K: 1:16 ratio (1 minute = 16 Standard Minutes) [1][2] * Video 2K+: 1:36 ratio (1 minute = 36 Standard Minutes) [1][2] Regarding the 10,000 free monthly minutes, Agora provides a default "Free" package for accounts that have not purchased a paid subscription [3]. This package includes 10,000 Standard Minutes per month [3]. These free minutes are applied to your total usage, converted into Standard Minutes based on the ratios above [4]. If your total monthly usage (in Standard Minutes) does not exceed 10,000, the service is free of charge [4]. Please note that once you purchase a paid subscription package, the 10,000 free monthly minutes are no longer applicable as a standalone benefit; instead, the value of the free minutes is incorporated into the package pricing through discounts [3].
Citations:
- 1: https://docs.agora.io/en/video-calling/overview/pricing
- 2: https://docs.agora.io/en/realtime-media/rtc/reference/pricing
- 3: https://docs.agora.io/en/realtime-media/voice/reference/pricing
- 4: https://docs.agora.io/en/realtime-media/im/reference/billing-policies
🌐 Web query:
site:docs.agora.io/en/video-calling/overview/pricing "10,000" "Standard minutes" "Video HD"
💡 Result:
The term 10,000 Standard minutes for Video HD refers specifically to a billing and usage metric used by Agora, a real-time engagement platform [1]. In the context of Agora's pricing and subscription model: 1. Standard Minutes: Agora uses a system of standard minutes to track and bill for service usage across different quality tiers [1]. 2. Conversion Ratios: Usage is normalized to standard minutes based on video resolution [1]. For HD Video (which Agora defines as resolutions up to 921,600 pixels, such as 1280x720), the conversion ratio is 1:4 [1]. This means that 1 minute of HD video usage consumes 4 standard minutes from your balance [1]. 3. Free Tier: Agora offers a default free package that includes 10,000 standard minutes per month [1]. Because HD video counts as 4 standard minutes per actual minute of video, these 10,000 standard minutes allow for 2,500 minutes of actual HD video usage (10,000 / 4 = 2,500) [1]. If you are encountering this term, it is likely related to your Agora billing statement or service allowance, rather than a measure of data storage size or video file length [1].
Citations:
🌐 Web query:
site:docs.agora.io/en/video-calling/overview/pricing "Video HD" "4" "Standard"
💡 Result:
There is no industry-standard technical specification known as "Video HD 4." The term "Video HD 4" is most commonly encountered in the context of commercial billing or usage pricing, specifically within the Agora real-time engagement platform documentation [1]. In this context, "Video HD" refers to a specific quality tier, and the "4" represents a conversion ratio (1:4) used to calculate billing units, rather than a technical resolution standard or hardware specification [1]. In professional video production and broadcasting, "HD" refers to High Definition, typically encompassing resolutions such as 1280x720 (720p) or 1920x1080 (1080p). There is no "4" designation recognized by standard bodies like the ITU (International Telecommunication Union) or SMPTE (Society of Motion Picture and Television Engineers) for video standards. If you encountered this term in a specific software or service agreement, it is likely a proprietary internal classification for service pricing or resource allocation.
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Qualify the third-party pricing comparisons.
State separate rates and assumptions for Agora and Daily. For 24 hours, Agora HD costs about $5.75 per participant at $3.99/1,000 participant-minutes; Daily costs $5.76 per participant at $0.004/participant-minute. Identify Daily’s usage tier and Agora’s 10,000 Standard-Minute allowance, where HD usage consumes four Standard Minutes per participant-minute. For AWS, specify the region, tier, shared 100 GB monthly allowance, retrieval date, and usage assumptions. Link the official Agora, Daily, and AWS pricing sources.
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In `@src/pages/blog/open-for-business.mdx` around lines 104 - 106, Update the
pricing comparison in the blog content to separate Agora and Daily rates and
assumptions, including Agora’s 10,000 Standard-Minute allowance and HD
conversion, Daily’s applicable usage tier, and each 24-hour per-participant
estimate. Qualify AWS pricing with its region, tier, shared 100 GB monthly
allowance, retrieval date, and usage assumptions, and link the official Agora,
Daily, and AWS pricing sources.
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