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You could limit this cheap offer to private use and/or maximum number of users. also allow private persons/families to use SPACE with a small setup of up to 5 or 10 users (and without support) and a very small fee of e.g. I'd be very happy if there was some pricing strategy similar to the Atlassian Pricing (Before they decided to go for cloud only), i.e.
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