A lot of these questions are definitely for the warp team, which I’m not a part of.
The software is free to use and nothing restricts you and your whole team from using it. Their business model is go for mass adoption, then hope to offer business and companies X or Y where a free tier would have a restricted version (as far as I can tell)
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A lot of these questions are definitely for the warp team, which I’m not a part of.
The software is free to use and nothing restricts you and your whole team from using it. Their business model is go for mass adoption, then hope to offer business and companies X or Y where a free tier would have a restricted version (as far as I can tell)