WagyuSneakers

That's not the point. Its unprofessional. Someone is going to smash and grab OPs idea and actually have the skills to host it properly. Probably at a fraction of the cost because OP doesn't understand that hosting SaaS products out of his house isn't professional or effective.

Also; cloud is cheaper than self hosting at any small amount of scale. This wouldn't cost much to run in AWS if built properly. The people who struggle with AWS costs are not professionals and have no business hosting anything.

SLAs?

You're going to need a redundant ISP and a generator. You've left the territory where it's economical to self host something if that's what you're looking at. You still have several other single points of failure.

And I'll be honest, your setup isn't ready for an SLA either. Just having a second machine is such a small part of what you need to do before doing any guarantees. Are you using a Dynamic DNS service? What's the networking setup look like? Router to Compute?

From the sounds of it, you're not a professional. It might be time to engage an expert if you want to grow this.

You'll need a place for the dialogue. Do you know anywhere that would work? I don't know how we can organize at that level, but I'm willing to learn.

If the CEO of Bob's Store hired Senator John's son then suddenly zoning issues disappear for his new space. The CEO of Bob's even donates to several fundraisers for Senator John and makes donations to charities he knows John is a part of. John uses this information to inform his decision on who gets a cushy position position at the charity and if Bob's competitor will be allowed to expand.

It wasn't true. It was used to disguise crumbling profits as American shopping habits changed out of necessity.