We've switched for as simple reasons as wanting to log in in a different way (e.g. keep the same service, but switch from "add-on" to just "regular use of service"). Add-ons are great because of how easy it is to upgrade, downgrade, add, remove, etc. but sometimes there's a reason to go with a different route and all approaches are effective.
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We've switched for as simple reasons as wanting to log in in a different way (e.g. keep the same service, but switch from "add-on" to just "regular use of service"). Add-ons are great because of how easy it is to upgrade, downgrade, add, remove, etc. but sometimes there's a reason to go with a different route and all approaches are effective.
You got a good point there. For my next project that needs to be hosted, I'll give Heroku a try. Thank you for revising my fears 👍