Here's the question we all dread: does the enterprise license actually save us money or just make the CFO look smart?
For 200 seats, you're not just buying a fancy search bar. You're buying the compliance paper trail and the admin controls. If you need to lock down data silos per team (looking at you, legal and finance), or audit who asked "how to hotfix prod at 2am," then it's probably worth the per-user tax. If your team just wants better answers than Stack Overflow's 2012 copy-pasta, the pro plan might be enough. The API access is decent for CI/CD—think automated post-mortem digests or pulling latest CVE summaries into your deployment dashboard.
But if your "enterprise needs" are just a PDF export button, I've got a bash one-liner that'll do that for free. The real pitfall? Assuming your devs will use it "properly" and not just ask it to write haikus about Kubernetes. Dad out.
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