Josh Miller

But I think there's so much more potential in the ways that browsers and publishers to the web and applications to the web could monetize if payments were built in. I think that's extremely exciting. It's a great example of somewhere where it's sort of a win-win-win. If you make payments easier, the individual is happy because it's easier to make payments.

You don't have to pull out your credit card. The merchant's happy because you grease the wheels. It's easier to have transactions. And whoever's connecting the two is making money as well. So I find payments fascinating. I think it could do so much good for the web. The flip side of believing in the web is we are a minnow. We're barely a minnow.

You don't have to pull out your credit card. The merchant's happy because you grease the wheels. It's easier to have transactions. And whoever's connecting the two is making money as well. So I find payments fascinating. I think it could do so much good for the web. The flip side of believing in the web is we are a minnow. We're barely a minnow.

You don't have to pull out your credit card. The merchant's happy because you grease the wheels. It's easier to have transactions. And whoever's connecting the two is making money as well. So I find payments fascinating. I think it could do so much good for the web. The flip side of believing in the web is we are a minnow. We're barely a minnow.

And so one of the interesting tensions we feel in this conversation, I'm sure we'll talk about our searches. We've got ideas. We're excited, but we're not at Chrome scale. We're not at Safari scale.

And so one of the interesting tensions we feel in this conversation, I'm sure we'll talk about our searches. We've got ideas. We're excited, but we're not at Chrome scale. We're not at Safari scale.

And so one of the interesting tensions we feel in this conversation, I'm sure we'll talk about our searches. We've got ideas. We're excited, but we're not at Chrome scale. We're not at Safari scale.

So if we ever have the privilege of getting to a place where our voice can move the ecosystem in some way, I think adding payments natively to the browser and that layer of the stack would do wonders for the ecosystem. And I hope that we or someone gets there because I think it would be fantastic.

So if we ever have the privilege of getting to a place where our voice can move the ecosystem in some way, I think adding payments natively to the browser and that layer of the stack would do wonders for the ecosystem. And I hope that we or someone gets there because I think it would be fantastic.

So if we ever have the privilege of getting to a place where our voice can move the ecosystem in some way, I think adding payments natively to the browser and that layer of the stack would do wonders for the ecosystem. And I hope that we or someone gets there because I think it would be fantastic.

We don't currently charge for anything, but we, as part of this kind of 2.0 product that's coming out soon, we're going to be charging individuals and businesses for a plan that does more of your busy work for you than the kind of default plan. So don't have anything concrete to announce yet.

We don't currently charge for anything, but we, as part of this kind of 2.0 product that's coming out soon, we're going to be charging individuals and businesses for a plan that does more of your busy work for you than the kind of default plan. So don't have anything concrete to announce yet.

We don't currently charge for anything, but we, as part of this kind of 2.0 product that's coming out soon, we're going to be charging individuals and businesses for a plan that does more of your busy work for you than the kind of default plan. So don't have anything concrete to announce yet.

uh potentially i mean it's a it's a when you say plan that usually means recurring revenue not we're going to sell you a browser one time for 49 in a box yeah so the honest answer is we don't have the specific details yet but what we are sure of is we want an exchange of value which is we do your busy work for you we save you time we save you clicks we help you through your day and either you or your employer pays us whether or not that is through a subscription model or usage based or some sort of token system is is something we're still figuring out but

uh potentially i mean it's a it's a when you say plan that usually means recurring revenue not we're going to sell you a browser one time for 49 in a box yeah so the honest answer is we don't have the specific details yet but what we are sure of is we want an exchange of value which is we do your busy work for you we save you time we save you clicks we help you through your day and either you or your employer pays us whether or not that is through a subscription model or usage based or some sort of token system is is something we're still figuring out but

uh potentially i mean it's a it's a when you say plan that usually means recurring revenue not we're going to sell you a browser one time for 49 in a box yeah so the honest answer is we don't have the specific details yet but what we are sure of is we want an exchange of value which is we do your busy work for you we save you time we save you clicks we help you through your day and either you or your employer pays us whether or not that is through a subscription model or usage based or some sort of token system is is something we're still figuring out but

We're really excited about that ambition to say, hey, can you truly save that much time for someone that either them or their boss would fork over money for? What are the pros and cons of the different choices? A very long conversation. But I think I... Subscription is easier in many ways. It's more familiar.

We're really excited about that ambition to say, hey, can you truly save that much time for someone that either them or their boss would fork over money for? What are the pros and cons of the different choices? A very long conversation. But I think I... Subscription is easier in many ways. It's more familiar.

We're really excited about that ambition to say, hey, can you truly save that much time for someone that either them or their boss would fork over money for? What are the pros and cons of the different choices? A very long conversation. But I think I... Subscription is easier in many ways. It's more familiar.

What I really like about something closer to usage-based pricing is that I really want a direct exchange of value. I want it to feel as much the more you use it, the more you pay us because the more value we're delivering to you.