I am not a registered non-profit. I am a developer with a day job who'd like to host my side-projects on an inexpensive VPS using Passenger Enterprise. As thin

I am not a registered non-profit. I am a developer with a day job who'd like to host my side-projects on an inexpensive VPS using Passenger Enterprise. As things stand, Ruby hackers can either host their pet projects on Heroku or come up with a DIY solution to manage virtual hosts and graceful restarts on a VPS. In my opinion, the convenience of mass deployment and rolling restarts is worth $99 for projects that do not make money, but it becomes a questionable annual expense at $249. From the upvotes on my initial comment, I think that others in my position may feel the same. And it seems like a good way to encourage people who build things for fun to look to Passenger Enterprise for their bigger, paid projects too.