I think Enterprise Security Features will eventually trickle down to all plans. Years ago we required Premium subscription to have forced HTTPS and we didn't ha

I think Enterprise Security Features will eventually trickle down to all plans. Years ago we required Premium subscription to have forced HTTPS and we didn't have a single bush back - but it was shameful act from 2000s, especially after Let's Encrypt came about. Essential (keyword) security features should absolutely be included in all plans in this day and age. Admittedly, it's easier to segment plans based on such top level features you listed (not required by everyone but required mostly by Enterprise customer) than having matrixes of features that make usability of the software a nightmare just because you're not on a specific plan. Developing and ploying software with feature flags that change the workflow can be a nightmare. Not to mention segmented documentation that's impossible for your customers to follow / use. That said, I know you're coming from an idealistic point of view, BUT be careful providing some features that require high touch to freeloaders - assuming you'll have a free tier. Question to ask yourself is - can a multimillion or even billion company use our free tier comfortably - if the answer is yes - then you'll struggle making money.