Who actually benefits most from tiny.pictures and its 25% discount?
I’ve been managing a small eCommerce site with lots of product images, and page speed is becoming a real pain. I saw tiny.pictures offering a 25% discount and wondered if it’s really worth it for smaller teams like mine. Does it noticeably improve load times, or is it more geared toward big media-heavy sites? Curious if anyone here has tried it with the discount applied.
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We started using tiny.pictures a few months ago for our blog network, and it made a noticeable difference. Images load faster, and we didn’t have to change much in our workflow. With the tiny.pictures Discount applied, the pricing became very manageable for us, even with multiple sites. For small to mid-sized teams that deal with lots of images but don’t have huge dev resources, it’s honestly a time-saver and cost-effective.