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wow that's a really great thorough answer. &nbsp;Thanks a lot for your help and Siri for my late response!
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wow that's a really great thorough answer.  Thanks a lot for your help and Siri for my late response!

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Hi Experts,<br />
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I made a silly little game that I want to save a few hundred kilobytes of data with google app engine per user on an ongoing basis say twice per week for about a year worst case.<br />
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My app will not charge a subscription fee, so I need to either make enough money with ads to pay for google app engine, or my one-time fee for the app would need to cover the cost of all the data synchronization with the cloud (probably won't ever go over 1 MB per user lifetime).<br />
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I've looked at the google app engine calculator to try to get an idea what it would cost me to use this service for my app, but I need to learn a lot about the service and don't want to waste my time if this could cost me too much. &nbsp;By what I've described here, and if you have some experience with app engine, can anyone give me some insight here?<br />
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Many thanks,<br />
MIke
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Hi Experts,

I made a silly little game that I want to save a few hundred kilobytes of data with google app engine per user on an ongoing basis say twice per week for about a year worst case.

My app will not charge a subscription fee, so I need to either make enough money with ads to pay for google app engine, or my one-time fee for the app would need to cover the cost of all the data synchronization with the cloud (probably won't ever go over 1 MB per user lifetime).

I've looked at the google app engine calculator to try to get an idea what it would cost me to use this service for my app, but I need to learn a lot about the service and don't want to waste my time if this could cost me too much.  By what I've described here, and if you have some experience with app engine, can anyone give me some insight here?

Many thanks,
MIke

google app engine for my little app &amp; pricing?

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google app engine for my little app &amp; pricing?

google app engine for my little app & pricing?