Not really TBH - Enso is more of a ETL pipeline & IDE IMO. Most of what you do in Enso you need to write as code, it just stores those code blocks as nodes on a

Not really TBH - Enso is more of a ETL pipeline & IDE IMO. Most of what you do in Enso you need to write as code, it just stores those code blocks as nodes on a graph. It's fundamentally a different problem it's trying to solve. One is a data pipeline, the other is more of a HTTP Utility Belt. Enso also hasn't published what their SaaS product is going to cost, but I suspect it will be enough that you'll want to be expensing it to your workplace. The idea behind the G-Script pricing is that it's cheap enough that people will just pay for it personally because it's cheap enough that you won't really notice it.