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<p>Ghost pricing is genuinely confusing because the software is open-source but the managed hosting — Ghost Pro — runs on a separate billing model that catches people off guard.
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<p>Algolia pricing trips up a lot of Next.js teams the same way: the free tier feels generous until you hit a hidden ceiling and suddenly you're looking at a non-trivial monthly
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