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I can't find any mention of commercial license pricing anywhere, can anyone enlighten me?

Because python links dynamically, I believe it's possible to use python Qt bindings commercially without a commercial Qt license. Does pyside2 support this?

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Dynamic vs static linking makes no difference for commercial use (common misconception).

If you link statically to LGPL libraries from commercial software you must provide object files (or provide link to where anyone can get them). Just as easy as providing dynamically linked library.

This is PySide, which is LGPL - so you shouldn't have any trouble using it commercially.

Note that you can use the GPL commercially, too. It matters only if you want to license under anything non-GPL (which admittedly most commercial projects do).

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