[dev1ycan]

Every subscription's profitability stands on people forgetting to unsubscribe, how is this surprising?

[gck1]

They're in the wrong business then. They're selling peak automation software, with the sales pitch of 'have AI do your work while you sleep'.

Are they banning their core offering? Are Ralph' loops also banned for building software? Because I can drain my quota with a simple bash loop faster than any OpenClaw instance.

[harrall]

You most likely don’t pay per call for your cellphone.

You most likely don’t pay per machine to use the gym.

You don’t pay per cup if they allow unlimited refills.

You are not supposed to go into an all-you-can eat buffet and stuff steaks into your bag.

Sometimes not all of us want to do the math à la carte for every thing we use in life. Don’t ruin it for us.

[dmix]

You must not work in the SaaS business if you think that

[jcgrillo]

Not sure if this is sarcasm, but I'll respond as if it isn't. Having worked my entire career to date in the SaaS business, it is well known in some verticals that a large portion of revenue comes from companies that literally do not know they have purchased your product. And when you have a large customer like that, people are very careful to walk quietly and not do anything to notify them. I've seen it happen quite a few times.