> $9 to $20 per seat seems pretty average in the grand scheme of SaaS price modelling. "SaaS" is not a feature; you can’t compare products just based on the fa

> $9 to $20 per seat seems pretty average in the grand scheme of SaaS price modelling. "SaaS" is not a feature; you can’t compare products just based on the fact thay they are "SaaS". Gitlab for example brings me far more value than a tool to search my codebase; I wouldn’t put the same amount of money in both.