$21 / user / month - so if you have 100 engineers that's $2100 a month or $25k a year. Still should be doable for most businesses that size but licensing cost

$21 / user / month - so if you have 100 engineers that's $2100 a month or $25k a year. Still should be doable for most businesses that size but licensing costs can blow up when you start to have a lot of seats. An annoying thing about the company I work for is that they have a limited number of licenses for things like IDEs, so they ration them. And so I'll boot up an IDE for a language I work in less - like say, PyCharm - and it will stop working because my license got taken away and given to someone else. I'll have to request another one be given back to get working again, which is pretty annoying when I'm trying to get something done. I work mostly with Docker / Kubernetes so if I'm in a situation where my core tools are being constantly taken away, I'll be pretty miffed. I agree that Docker has every right to charge big companies for this software. Just wanted to point out that the costs can be more than you'd expect.