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Software and devUpdated November 4

OccupySaaS pitches open-source SaaS replacements.

OccupySaaS is selling an appealing idea: use AI to build open-source alternatives to major software-as-a-service products, then host them yourself instead of paying for every user. The project describes its offerings as drop-in replacements, licensed under Apache 2.0, with no per-seat charge—that’s its own pitch. Tom’s Hardware’s headline names Auth0 and Salesforce among the services it wants to challenge; they’re targets of the ambition, not services shown to have been replaced. The promise is simple: adding people to a team wouldn’t mean adding another per-seat fee.

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Coverage started November 2

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  • Salesforce

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