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Lately I've been looking at pass[0], do any of you have experience running this (with git)?
I was wondering how will they make money, and looks like I need not to wonder any longer :(
They were apparently acquihired by Twitter a year ago: http://techcrunch.com/2014/07/31/twitter-mitro/ So not unusual.
$200/month for the whole technical infrastructure?
Yeah, our largest costs are: - a primary server running on AWS - a read-only replica running on google compute engine. Other smaller costs include networking, DNS, and various tax/administrative/regulatory fees
IOW, if this thing was to generate $500/month, would you keep bothering to operate it?
I happily pay $24/year for NewsBlur. I would happily pay/donate at that rate for Mitro.
And it sounds like _just_ the people in this thread would get you pretty close to $200/month given a model like that. I know more that would.
As other commenters said, the platform integration and password sharing are really, really great.
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At SeatGeek, we use Lastpass. I don't personally know what it costs - yes, I'm a lazy operations person - but it seems like it might be $24 per person at our size[1]. I personally use 1Password and if it had group password sharing, I would be lobbying to switch every day of the fucking week. The lastpass interface is confusing, slow, and ugly (I've beens spoiled by the spit and polish we've built). $8 per person comp…
Isn't it $24 for a year of subscription?
Is/was Mitro $8 per person per year?
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Yeah, our largest costs are: - a primary server running on AWS - a read-only replica running on google compute engine. Other smaller costs include networking, DNS, and various tax/administrative/regulatory fees
How much of this is the $$$ and how much is the effort? IOW, if this thing was to generate $500/month, would you keep bothering to operate it? I happily pay $24/year for NewsBlur. I would happily pay/donate at that rate for Mitro. And it sounds like _just_ the people in this thread would get you pretty close to $200/month given a model like that. I know more that would. As other commenters said, the platform integrat…
Worst case scenario is Chrome changing how extensions work, which requires us to actually write code, or someone finding a serious security vulnerability.
As a conclusion: It really would take more like a total of $3000/month in fees to make it worth someone's time to deal with the paperwork, the administration, and to be willing to be on call. It seems unlikely we'll get there, but I'm investigating the possibility.
I've used Mitro ever since I heard about it. It's been really fantastic to use, and the team did an incredible job creating it. It has everything I look for in a password manager, even without any updates or changes since it's been open sourced. On a different note, even though I'd pay to use it, after following the Google Group pretty closely, it seems like Mitro has been unable to foster any sort of development com…
It's not long, but why leave a week where you can create new accounts for a dying service?