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Interesting analysis. Based on their cost of $0.02 cents per listener hour, I wanted to calculate how many hours per day my $36 yearly payment equates to (igno
by hohead 13y ago
Interesting analysis.
Based on their cost of $0.02 cents per listener hour, I wanted to calculate how many hours per day my $36 yearly payment equates to (ignoring their operational costs):
($36 / $0.02) = 1800 hours per year
1800 hours per year = 4.93 hours per day
- sliverstorm 13y agoSounds like the pricing structure all works together very well, then. 5 hours per day sounds like a good point which plenty of people can easily eclipse, but the majority will not, keeping the service profitable.
- Retric 13y agoLicencing is hardly there only cost.
- sliverstorm 13y agoYes, but they said it was 50% of revenues. I believe Pandora is profitable, so the sum of all other costs must be less. This means that the breakeven point is actually somewhere between 2.5-5 hours. 5 hours per day is not a magic number- I think 4 or 3 also sound perfectly fine, based on the usage patterns I see.
- spullara 13y agoPandora is actually operating at quite a big loss: http://finance.yahoo.com/q?s=P&ql=1 http://finance.yahoo.com/q?s=P&ql=1
- tsotha 13y agoI don't see much value in an analysis that ignores operational costs.