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We believe anyone should be able to run simple, low-volume workflows at no cost, sharing their workflows with the public so everyone benefits from the work of o
by todsac 7y ago
We believe anyone should be able to run simple, low-volume workflows at no cost, sharing their workflows with the public so everyone benefits from the work of others. We also want to foster a positive community where people feel good about sharing their work and where everyone can learn from one another.
In the future, we may offer features available on paid tiers which would be logical enterprise features such as single sign on (SSO), team collaboration and higher SLAs and throughput.
The constraints are listed in our docs - https://docs.pipedream.com/pricing/ https://docs.pipedream.com/pricing/
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- zimmund 7y agoThanks for your reply! But it doesn't answer my question: I'm worried about how you will sustain your platform in the long run for all those free tier users. Learning a new tool -even if it's friendly and has a community around it- takes time and effort. We want to know it will be there in the future. That's why I'm interested to know: how are you planning to keep Pipedream alive for, let's say, the next 5 years?