Not everyone has trouble with AGPLv3 being the core of their SaaS business. Just because your core business software is AGPLv3 doesn't mean any other business

Not everyone has trouble with AGPLv3 being the core of their SaaS business. Just because your core business software is AGPLv3 doesn't mean any other business will be able to build a coherent business model atop it, look at Kazoo by 2600Hz or Iris by Lowes. Knowing how to properly configure and maintain said code in production, creating integrations with third party vendors (that your competition likely can't interact with on the same terms) and marketing to build mindshare among potential customers is a common way to offer your core software as AGPLv3 yet have no competitors or few competitors use your core software.