@dan wanted to ask about the templates/UI piece - are there any plans to offer just the ability to edit the template UI as a monthly service fee?

While I disagree with the comment above with it being 'unfair' (don't really see any unfairness with a free software not offering all the bells and whistles), it is quite a ramp from the free to starter plan offering. I would think an intermediate stage tailored towards towards needs of the hobbyist/small start up wanting to demonstrate UX/UI cohesion in a prototype using the auth system would translate into more conversion into the starter plan once those apps are brought to scale/the premium auth/mfa features are necessary.

Wondering if this is on radar as a potential provider offering (i.e. wallet connect)? Web2 & Web3 auth systems are showing up in a lot of applications and games nowadays. I know a lot of developers have mixed feelings on web3, but it is hard to ignore there is a demand for applications that have hybrid auth systems linking user web2 credentials to web3 ones. Just wanting to gauge if this something potentially on the radar for fusion auth in the future?

@dan wanted to ask about the templates/UI piece - are there any plans to offer just the ability to edit the template UI as a monthly service fee?

While I disagree with the comment above with it being 'unfair' (don't really see any unfairness with a free software not offering all the bells and whistles), it is quite a ramp from the free to starter plan offering. I would think an intermediate stage tailored towards towards needs of the hobbyist/small start up wanting to demonstrate UX/UI cohesion in a prototype using the auth system would translate into more conversion into the starter plan once those apps are brought to scale/the premium auth/mfa features are necessary.