Infrastructure limits capped output at 120k images/month. Managed AI removed the bottleneck, driving a 150% surge in customer usage.
A global customer platform serving nearly 260,000 businesses across 135 countries with unified tools for marketing, sales, and content creation.
Growing businesses often lack the budget for professional photography, forcing marketers to spend hours searching stock libraries. To protect...
“We were looking for a way to scale to meet our customers’ desire to generate images in high amounts. We set an artificial cap of 120,000 images generated per month to make sure our infrastructure could handle the demand.”
AI-powered CRM platform for marketing, sales, and customer service.
Cloud computing platform and on-demand infrastructure services.
Suggested HubSpot access its Stable Diffusion models through Amazon Bedrock to scale demand.
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