So they've finally added SSO for the enterprise tier. About time, given the price jump from the "Teams" plan. I've been trialing it for my team's IDE workflows, and the SSO setup itself is fairly standard—SAML 2.0, the usual suspects (Okta, Azure AD). It works as advertised, which is the bare minimum I expect.
My gripe is the complete lack of transparency on what "Enterprise" actually costs. The website just says "Contact Sales." Having been through this song and dance with other devtools-turned-platforms, that's usually code for:
* A minimum seat commitment that's 3-5x the Teams per-user price.
* Mandatory annual billing.
* A mysterious "platform fee" or "implementation charge" tacked on for "enterprise readiness."
* Feature gates where useful things (like granular role management or audit logs beyond 30 days) become add-ons.
Has anyone actually gotten a quote yet? I'm particularly curious if the pricing includes their newer "workspace" and "chat" features, or if those are separate line items. In my world, opaque pricing is a non-starter for procurement—I need to build a business case, and "it depends" doesn't fly.
- Show me the attribution model.