Every app company claims to be 'a database for agents' — until you look at database pricing
matt_slotnick · x · 2026-10-23
Matt Slotnick notes that every app company now claims it is becoming "a database for agents." The framing makes sense until you compare it with how databases are actually priced, he argues, suggesting the narrative doesn't hold up commercially.
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