ClickFlow is making its API free to let agents discover it and create better content, then upgrade to paid tiers. The founder believes SaaS pricing is heading toward zero-cost self-serve models, citing a peer whose product pricing collapsed.
Well, number 3, on the similar vein, ClickFlow API, which is free as of tomorrow. So we're doing a free version of the ClickFlow API because we want the agents to be able to discover it. And that should help people create more high-quality content and we should be able to— they should, they can decide if they want to expand or not. But I think that, by the way, I just want to call this out real quick too. The reason why Neil has free MCP and I have free API, the reason I'll explain why I went with API instead of MCP is Because we, at least I believe that a lot of this software is going to zero self-serve. And the fact that I talked to that person recently and their thing dropped so much, I'm just like, yeah, man, it's like, I think it's, you're better off almost going free for self-serve and having, and your team discovering who looks like they're a good fit to talk to for higher tier services. That's how I see it.
