MartinBonan
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MangoForm isn’t a heavy SaaS with tons of real-time processing. Forms are relatively low-cost to host, especially when optimized properly. I also don’t need to constantly push updates just to justify a recurring fee—it’s built to be stable and efficient from day one.
At $15 per customer, it’s all about volume and keeping things simple. Not every product needs to scale infinitely—sometimes, it just needs to be profitable enough to sustain itself.
Would a one-time fee work for every SaaS? Definitely not. But for a form builder? I’d argue it makes more sense than a $600/year subscription.
That said, I’m not against introducing optional paid features down the line (like payments, integrations, or advanced analytics), as long as they don’t force users into a subscription trap.
The core product will always stay one-time payment, but if some users need extra functionality, I’m open to giving them that option without making it mandatory for everyone.