I think there are 3 things mixed together in your comment. - an enterprise wants to purchase your service - somebody wants to contribute to your project - a

I think there are 3 things mixed together in your comment. - an enterprise wants to purchase your service - somebody wants to contribute to your project - a cloud company is trying to create a service using your code The solution is dual licensing for these. First use case is licensed under an enterprise license that does not have any AGPL like vague restrictions, still can block the company from launching a competing service The second and third use cases are perfectly fine with AGPL. I am not a lawyer but I think this is a viable solution.