Interesting but Laravel usage seems so low. As Laravel uses React or Vue etc I feel like a site could be easily classified as React when it’s Laravel running the show.
If the agent is sending emails to people you don’t know (“sourcing quotes”) wouldn’t this be a violation of Amazon SES (and all other email providers) terms? Dont they expect permission from the people you are contacting? How’d you get around that?
Feel free to insert an analogy that pleases you. WordPress.com is a hosting company that has its own staff and contributes approx 40 hours per month to the WordPress open source project. WordPress core development is made up of contributors. The AI builder is not available for WordPress, it’s exclusively for the hosting company WordPress.com. WordPress.com on their basic plan restrict any plugin usage. There are no usage restrictions on the open source software. This is just a taste of the distinctions. The title of this post has now been updated, but regardless, WordPress.com is not WordPress.
I’ll be moving my admittedly small projects to CloudFlare Pages.
I find it slightly disingenuous that Netlify still promote the free plan on their website without mentioning the public git requirement.