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70 GB Bandwidth consumed on Day 1 of Launch

Hey Indie Hackers, I was building a productivity music player app for developers and designers for last one month. Yesterday I launched it on Product Hunt and also showcased it on r/webdev subreddit.

I got good number of traffic from both websites. Got 25 Upvotes on ProductHunt.

UnMusic ProductHunt Launch

And 50+ Upvotes on Reddit on day 1. Along with few encouraging comments as well :)

UnMusic Reddit Showcase

Almost 70 GB of bandwidth consumed on the day 1 itself. I didn't expect it at all, it really felt great after a month of hustling for a side project. :)

on October 9, 2022
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    How does that affect your bottom line? Curious about the financial side of things.

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      I spent $25 buying new server as free tier bandwidth got exhausted :D It will be a freemium service in the current phase.

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        But what does 70 GB per day cost you? (assuming for the sake of argument that the number of users would stay the same)

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          I will need at-least 70 GB x 30 days = 2.1TB (approx.) of Bandwidth to serve same no. of customers.

          As per Digital Ocean's Object Storage pricing, it will cost me $18/month after taxes.

          So the per day cost will be $0.6/day

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            Thanks for the details. It's helpful.

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    Congrats! I know that feeling :)

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      Thank you @anandrmedia :)