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OP here: Those are fair points. I get it from the business' perspective and also from a software developer's perspective. Its unfortunate that there is so lit
by kevivni 4y ago
OP here: Those are fair points.
I get it from the business' perspective and also from a software developer's perspective.
Its unfortunate that there is so little option for a consumer here when they are just wanting to just simplify their lives without sharing their personal data and/or subscribing to a service.
- whiplash451 4y agoTechnically speaking, you could totally imagine a SaaS software that does not require you sharing your data. These two things are fairly orthogonal.
- JohnFen 4y agoHow so? At the very least, you need to have some sort of payment method on file with the company.
- xboxnolifes 4y agoOnly for automatically recurring subscriptions. If subscribers are willing to to manually renew every pay period, the payment methods don't need to to stay on file (outside of the bare minimum required for tax purposes).
- emaginniss 4y agoYou claim that the consumer has it better with the desktop app, but you're ignoring the number of people who want quick access to their photos or finances from their mobile device, or from the computer at their friend's house when their computer dies. SaaS also implies universal access to a system.