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Why would the revenue be down because AI when "it's more popular than ever"?
People no longer need to look at their docs or their website because they ask AI how to do something with tailwind instead, so they no longer get to expose and advertise their product (tailwind plus).
Tailwind plus is a one time payment, not a subscription. If there are no new customers to buy it, their income is gone.
Ah, I wasn't aware.
The claim is the as revenue they generate from their documentation site has been cut because LLM programming tools and AI-summaries on search engines reduce the number if people visiting the doc site
Clarification: revenue from advertising their own paid services, not revenue from selling ad space to third parties