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Open source isn't the only way to allow people to self-host. Before SaaS was a thing, nearly everything was a closed-source self-hosted application.
And this is something that ONCE by 37signals is trying to bring back: https://once.com
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Open source isn't the only way to allow people to self-host. Before SaaS was a thing, nearly everything was a closed-source self-hosted application.
And this is something that ONCE by 37signals is trying to bring back: https://once.com
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And this is something that ONCE by 37signals is trying to bring back: https://once.com
is it closed sourced? they said you get to see the source code and can even edit
License: https://once.com/license
People find your free product, you lock some core features behind a paywall or make the cloud offerring easier to use, so people switch from free to paid. It's a lead magnet.