Why Penpot Adopted a Model Where Users Pay More for Less Features @_wearedevs
Why Penpot Adopted a Model Where Users Pay More for Less Features  @_wearedevs
Uploaded April 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Penpot is an open source project, and all features are enabled by default. Enterprise users pay to restrict features, rather than access new ones.

What do you think of this model?

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Why Penpot Adopted a Model Where Users Pay More for Less Features

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