I work for a SaaS. Basically I think it depends on your customers. If they’re just regular people, developers, etc. looking for a productivity tool, you should

I work for a SaaS. Basically I think it depends on your customers. If they’re just regular people, developers, etc. looking for a productivity tool, you should worry. But if your clients are actual businesses looking for reliable, secure software, I wouldn’t worry too much. A real business isn’t going to trust hacked together, vibe coded solution. At that level it’s better to just pay $100-1,000 a month than deal with unpredictable problems.