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Because the engineers of the other software chose not to work for free?
by sethops1 2y ago
Because the engineers of the other software chose not to work for free?
- candiddevmike 2y agoI'm not saying they shouldn't be compensated, just that justifying the SSO tax due to the support burden is pearl clutching.
- antimemetics 2y agoDo 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