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Most EmailEngine's customers are small-ish SaaS providers (different kinds of niche CRMs, etc), and in their position, it is not really an option to spend time
by andris9 3y ago
Most EmailEngine's customers are small-ish SaaS providers (different kinds of niche CRMs, etc), and in their position, it is not really an option to spend time / risk breaking copyright protections. Instead, they pay the subscription fee and get into building email integration features for their service.
TBH, I wouldn't dare to use such a model in the B2C market, though. Everyone would pirate it.
- RyanHamilton 3y agoFor niche applications, it's not that terrible. I've produced an SQL IDE for years with a license key that sold <=100 individual purchases per year. I've only spoken to one person I believed pirated it. I've now went the opposite direction and made it free.
- MattJ100 3y agoWhat led you to making it free?
- password4321 3y agoNice! https://www.timestored.com/qstudio/ https://www.timestored.com/qstudio/