We believe an open source unified API enables us to cover the long tail of third party APIs while empowering engineers to customise the integration code we offer out of the box.
This way engineers can use us over building an integration from scratch. Even if that means that they use the self-hosted version and not the hosted version that we have.
The pricing page (https://www.revert.dev/#pricing) doesn't even mention it ("self-hosted" or "community" or something like that). Or is that intentional to cater different audience?
Hi, open-source/community edition is free and you can just host it via docker compose in your own infra. We're adding that to the pricing page as well very soon.
The other aspect of this is that our community is helping us build integrations much faster.
Our customers (i.e, developers) can also help us build a better product. This way it helps everyone in the long run and developers are not repeating this work again and again!
