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SaaS - Software as a service

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Last updated 8 months ago

Why SaaS?

Prior to bringing on our own software developers to Kami, and obtained multiple quotes from developers for various features such as website development, custom staking contracts, galleries, marketing tools, and much more.

The developers and projects we approached quoted absurd prices for building the features we needed, and they also insisted on subscription-based fees to maintain our products.

We couldn't help but wonder how a new project could afford to pay such high fees, and even if they did manage to pay, how long could they maintain the subscriptions before running out of funds?

We presented our ideas to and , and they were on board with our vision. They have since joined us and are actively contributing towards achieving our goals.

Our Goal

Our goal is to develop a range of top-quality plug-and-play tools that are both cost-effective and free of monthly subscriptions. We aim to fill gaps/opportunities in the market by offering SaaS products at a much more reasonable cost. We will not build mindlessly for the sake of building. Instead, we aim to develop solutions that benefit OUR community first, before releasing them to the public at a fair price.

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