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I just saw their financials. For May, their server costs were about $600, including their massive Mastodon server.
Not a negligible expense, but easily recoverable from the 10k+ active users
Any chance you could say where you found their financials? I’ve been fruitlessly searching for them for the last week.
It was posted in https://lemmy.ml/comment/1240593
Direct link: https://blog.mastodon.world/april-and-may-2023-financial-update
I just now noticed that these numbers are just for Mastodon.world, before they spun up Lemmy.world. But I also remember one of the bigger isntances posting about their massive server upgrade, and it was very much in line with these figures.
ETA: There's another blog post there with server specs: https://blog.mastodon.world/welcome-lemmy-world