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That's because it's targeted at the Enterprise, where it's not uncommon to pay $100-$200k in yearly licensing for comparable software.
by radicalbyte 12y ago
That's because it's targeted at the Enterprise, where it's not uncommon to pay $100-$200k in yearly licensing for comparable software.
- ChikkaChiChi 12y agoThat doesn't make it right.
- infinite8s 12y agoHow does that make it wrong? Obviously people are willing to pay that much for those solutions, otherwise they would lower their prices.
- cerberusss 12y agoIf you're in the GNU/free software camp, it's wrong to charge for closed-source software. Perhaps that's what your OP ment?
- cmelbye 12y agoThe point is, there's obviously demand for this from companies that won't pay thousands/month for it, so it's a question of who will build it for them.