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What's the problem? Per-seat licenses are nothing new, it's how you have always bought Adobe/Microsoft/Autodesk/etc software.

Use d3 if you don't want to spend the money, it's much more powerful anyway.



The problem is that it's on a website, and the number of developers can change from day to day.


The license is not personal, so if another developer comes along he can take over without a new license.


It says "each person". I think I understand what they mean, but honestly, I'm not sure. For small teams using contractors, this is really unclear.


> Use d3 if you don't want to spend the money, it's much more powerful anyway.

I will, and that's the point. I don't see how this in any way invalidates my statements about their product




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