Google didn’t say just how successful Hire is, but perhaps the fact that it’s not closing its doors right away means it has a dedicated userbase. The service won’t be shutting down until September 1st, 2020, and the company will allow users to continue using it at no additional cost if their contract expires before that date. Further, Google will no longer charge users for standard usage after their next bill. The tech giant promises to keep the service running smoothly until its last day, but it will no longer roll out any new features over the next year.

Now that we’ve moved to CA, I suppose it’s a good time to share what I’m up to next! In two weeks, I’ll be joining Facebook as a PM Director starting up a new initiative under the recently formed NPE team (https://t.co/HzK6Bjqzqx)

— Jason Toff (@jasontoff) July 15, 2019

Toff left Vine in 2016 (about one year before it shut down for good) to join Google. There, he worked on VR projects and in Google’s Area 120 incubator. He’s also spent time working at YouTube. As The Verge notes, Toff’s background could make him a natural fit for whatever new apps and experiences Facebook is hoping to roll out.