Creative Studio, from Snap - Geofilter templates for any occasion

@mutaaf "fine with me" - Facebook market cap

@mutaaf LOL

@mutaaf does the page really say that? I can't read it because it's not yet available here in Japan

@mutaaf At least they're less likely to hit us with the "not yet available in your location"

@shimmb doesnt that say 50 MILLION sq ft?

@vincentorleck Good point. Fixed it. Anyway, Manhattan is 636 million sq ft, San Francisco is 1.3 billion. For that kind of money I should think I should be able to get a digital geofilter (that practically costs Snap nothing to upload by itself) that covers a lot more than just Golden Gate Park (44 million sq ft) or Central Park (36 million sq ft) for a few months. Just doing tomorrow for one day covering all of Central Park is almost $13,000 (it's significantly less if you do that but not at the last minute – $753, but that's still a lot). Doing June 1 – August 24 for Central Park: $534,487.54. Sure I get it if it's some kind of advertising platform, but this isn't what it's being marketed to… At least put some reasonable caps on the prices one can theoretically incur on the platform. Or if someone makes a selection of a large area / for a long time, have an option to get a more personalized experience. And note that you can't really try and save money by making your fence as small as possible because location services on mobile devices aren't that accurate most of the time. Most people won't have to make something as big as 50 million sq ft, but using a reasonable radius around your venue makes it a lot more expensive.

@shimmb if you're doing a filter for that large of an area, you'd work directly with Snap, in which case it's between $400k - $600k max for a national geofilter. this DIY system is meant for small events that they wouldn't waste their time managing directly.

@thejeremycarson Right, I mentioned that… My criticism is that this interface actually lets you go to the checkout screen with these huge sums of money without any kind of indication that there are other options.

@shimmb oh yeah, makes sense to put a cap