Since a lot of their customers share passwords or only use git automation to deploy without logging in, as they charge by team members, they've started to count

Since a lot of their customers share passwords or only use git automation to deploy without logging in, as they charge by team members, they've started to count git committers as "team members" which blows my mind: even if you can justify some sort of "cost" associated with having a team member, I can't fathom why you would charge by the git committer, except for jacking up your revenue in preparation for a sales or the next VC round or some non-customer related matter.