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In this brief segment, the speaker questions Vercel's seat‑based pricing model. He notes that the seat‑based charge seemed like an afterthought when reviewing his account, and speculates that it may simply be a way to bill low‑usage customers via credit‑card transactions. He doubts that this model contributes a meaningful share of Vercel's revenue and argues that, for an infrastructure‑focused service, such a pricing structure appears misaligned with the value delivered.

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