OneBox OS: You pay for business results, not for the number of pears.
In our practice, there are live examples where business owners remain on a data tariff and save over $9,000 a year with an unlimited number of users in production.
That is, this is the price of your correct choice of architecture. The example in the table is an empirical calculation and it cannot be 100% accurate.
Each system grows differently and in its own way, so you can take the data as a benchmark and at any moment make a weighted decision about switching from a data tariff to licenses, as well as to another licensing package.
Architectural comment: In the "per data" model, your software stops being a tax for each new employee. This is an engineering approach: we scale your capacity, not your vendor bill.
When there are 47 people working in production, the system should help earn money, not create additional costs for each login.
That is, this is the price of your correct choice of architecture. The example in the table is an empirical calculation and it cannot be 100% accurate.
Each system grows differently and in its own way, so you can take the data as a benchmark and at any moment make a weighted decision about switching from a data tariff to licenses, as well as to another licensing package.
Architectural comment: In the "per data" model, your software stops being a tax for each new employee. This is an engineering approach: we scale your capacity, not your vendor bill.
When there are 47 people working in production, the system should help earn money, not create additional costs for each login.
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