I don't think the licensing model is wrong but I think it is stupid, because it keeps new customers away. There should be a way to charge for the produced val

I don't think the licensing model is wrong but I think it is stupid, because it keeps new customers away. There should be a way to charge for the produced value. If many users are using the produced programs, charge for that. For instance keep the basic development environment reasonably priced but charge for the ability to create executables. My favorite IDE (Integrated Development Environment) at the moment is WebStorm by JetBrains. It is about $60 (?) for personal license with updates per year. I can develop JavaScript programs and run them on any JS platform. It is a nice product which truly adds to my productivity. And I can afford it. And I read that JetBrains is doing financially great.