> For a business, paying $10/dev/month for ngrok is a rounding error Yes, but every tool on the wild wants you to pay 10 bucks per user per month. github/gitla

> For a business, paying $10/dev/month for ngrok is a rounding error Yes, but every tool on the wild wants you to pay 10 bucks per user per month. github/gitlab, jira, random CI/CD tool, gitpod, private repo, tailscale/zerotrust, dockerhub, 1password, okta, notion... Depending on your size, those costs can add up pretty quickly. ngrok is a very low hanging fruit for keeping expenses at bay, 10 bucks per user is ridiculously expensive for the service they are providing.