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The product is free for up to 15 users. There is a self hosting option. But the recommended option is self hosted but managed by Taiga. So to me it seems that
by xrayarx 4y ago
The product is free for up to 15 users.
There is a self hosting option. But the recommended option is self hosted but managed by Taiga.
So to me it seems that this is more freemium.
Also, there seems to be version 7 just around the corner.
Technology used seem to include python, coffee script, postgres, django, redis among others
- projektfu 4y agoAs long as all the features are available open source, I would say it’s free. Freemium would be like Odoo, where important parts of the software, such as accounting, are missing from the open source version.
- pabs3 4y agoSo the SaaS is limited but the open source version isn't? That seems reasonable to me, as long as they don't deliberately make it harder to self-host.
- emsixteen 4y ago> The product is free for up to 15 users. Is that including if you self-host?
- Jiocus 4y agoNo limitations if self-hosted
- myfonj 4y agoThanks for noting the tech stack, was the first think I was curious about. As for "freemium": as others pointed out, I'd also put it that as long as you can self-host full-fledged instance it's "free". Having possibility to use their "cloud" instance without charge with sole limitation of maximum 15 users is "more than free" from my point of view: they are basically paying your costs for running that. Sure, it might be negligible for them in scale, but still, as long as it saves you time and hosting costs (install and maintenance), it is a value *you* receive for free.
- rglullis 4y agoIs the code available at a OSI-approved license? If yes, it is "free and open source".