Highcharts is no panacea, but at we just hit performance and capability issues really quickly with all the free stuff out there.
Highcharts is no panacea, but at we just hit performance and capability issues really quickly with all the free stuff out there.
My main complaint is that their pricing is a little odd. Charging per developer doesn't work well for us when we sometimes have 5 devs working on the data vis and other times there are none.
Never seen their licensing before and yeah, that's a messy license for sure.
The way they put it, it sounds like you can just pay for one seat as long as no developers work simultaneously with the highcharts API/source code, so you could have just a note somewhere who currently "owns" the API/source code license in your team, as the cheapest license seems to be 150 USD/seat which is way higher than I would expect from a JS library.
> How do I count Developer seats?
> A developer shall mean any person who will be simultaneously working with the API and/or source code of our software in any capacity.
Would be nice to see more companies offer licensing like this on the lower-end.
"Does what it says on the tin" + "Pay us some amount of money roughly corresponding to your usage" = "Make it easy for a user to pay you money for your product"