As many other respondents mentioned, the old version is still there.
But, as TFA states:
> I guess any sub-$1k amount for businesses is peanuts, so the only thing these price increases changed was improving the revenue.
Businesses spend money to solve problems. $1k is a lot of money for a consumer product, but for a business product, $1k when something is business critical and handles high volume is significantly cheaper than hiring a person or contractor to solve the problem.
Furthermore, the benefit goes both ways, as Reinman now supports the product full-time. The business customers are now working with a product that has full-time support, instead of hobbyist support.
But, as TFA states:
> I guess any sub-$1k amount for businesses is peanuts, so the only thing these price increases changed was improving the revenue.
Businesses spend money to solve problems. $1k is a lot of money for a consumer product, but for a business product, $1k when something is business critical and handles high volume is significantly cheaper than hiring a person or contractor to solve the problem.
Furthermore, the benefit goes both ways, as Reinman now supports the product full-time. The business customers are now working with a product that has full-time support, instead of hobbyist support.