2 ms·

There are plenty of folks who setup SSO with open source projects without a support contract. Why should they have to pay for it with other software?

• sethops1 2y ago
  Because the engineers of the other software chose not to work for free?
  • candiddevmike 2y ago
    I'm not saying they shouldn't be compensated, just that justifying the SSO tax due to the support burden is pearl clutching.
    • antimemetics 2y ago
      Do you mean that the support burden is not a valid reason to charge for SSO? In my experience support us the most tedious, annoying, and time-costly part of building a SaaS so I would definitely always charge extra for anything that requires more support
• fomine3 2y ago
  all functionalities are absolutely no warranty