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Am I reading your website wrong, or is your hosted solution cheaper than the on-prem license (360/yr vs 500)? I would think it would be much more expensive to r

• mrskitch 7y ago
  Nope, you've got it right. We're increasing prices next, however your sentiment is still true. Once we have the enterprise-flavor out the inverse will be true.
  • lwb 7y ago
    Interesting. Unrelated question, is it easier to start a side business since you work for a remote company? (Had to do some stalking to find this out.) I imagine you might have more time to do these kind of things because you presumably don't have to deal with a commute.
    • mrskitch 7y ago
      Commute was nearly 3 hours for me back when I had to do it. I'd say being remote certainly can help, but has it's own drawbacks as well. For instance, if you're already programming and working 8+ hours a day in your home, the last thing you want to do is more of it. One of the biggest things you'll want to do is get out more often since you're home a lot, and staying home to work on a side-project doesn't sound awfully appealing.
• rhizome 7y ago
  On-prem would have a greater support burden.
• TheCoelacanth 7y ago
  Enterprise tax. On-prem licenses are going to be used by large enterprises, who are more challenging to do business with, so you need to charge them more.