You can just buy[1] Qt, which is of course why they chose the dual-licensing model in the first place. In my opinion, though, the amount of extremely high-qual

You can just buy[1] Qt, which is of course why they chose the dual-licensing model in the first place. In my opinion, though, the amount of extremely high-quality free and open source software that is available to include in one's programs is so great, it really is worth spending the time to create a proper FOSS licence compliance plan and form a OSPO (Open Source Programme Office) in your organisation to execute it. If you actively pursue the benefits that can come from directly contributing to existing FOSS projects, the rewards are even greater. [1]: https://www.qt.io/pricing https://www.qt.io/pricing