The customer pays when a feature they actually care about breaks, and they upgrade. Sell it as is, or with a very short one year support window. Exactly like a

The customer pays when a feature they actually care about breaks, and they upgrade. Sell it as is, or with a very short one year support window. Exactly like all sorts of companies used to profitably do until they realized they could extract more value for the same work with a subscription. Rent-seeking in the most literal form...