Help us plan the future of TickerQ!

TickerQ is growing, and I would like your help deciding what comes next.

A few companies have asked for a supported commercial option for TickerQ. 

This could provide funding for faster bug fixes, new features, integrations, better documentation,
reliable releases, and production support.

Nothing is changing today, and no final decision has been made.

Existing MIT and Apache licensed releases will remain free permanently.
The goal is to find a model that helps fund continued development while keeping TickerQ accessible to
individual developers and the wider open-source community.

The proposal being explored would keep TickerQ free for:

- Personal projects
- Education
- Nonprofits
- Open-source projects
- Organizations under $5M in annual revenue

Larger organizations could use a paid organization license covering unlimited developers, applications, and deployments.

Any licensed version would continue working after a subscription ends. 
License validation would work offline and would never delay or interrupt scheduled jobs.

Before making a decision, I want to hear from the people using TickerQ.

Please complete the short anonymous survey:

https://tickerq.net/commercial-model-survey

It takes about two minutes. It does not ask for your name, email address, company name, or other identifying information.

The survey asks how you use TickerQ, what development work matters most to you, and whether the proposed approach makes sense.

Your feedback will help determine whether this model should move forward and what should be changed.