Why do you think that choosing an SPA hurts my users? If I'm selling a service, it's in my best interest to give my users the best service possible; it's entirely possible to write accessible SPAs with great UX, as it's entirely possible to do that with server-rendered applications (and vice-versa). If I'm not selling a service and I'm prototyping or giving something away for free, I obviously tend to give more importance to my DX and time - if it means a worse experience for users because I'm cutting corners, so be it. They're still getting stuff for free.

Additionally, there is an entire class of web apps that I wouldn't have written if they weren't SPAs. The luxury of uploading some files for free to an industry-grade CDN and using a ready-made backend of which I'm not the admin on its free tier allows me to write stuff that I wouldn't have even started if I had to rent a machine and spawn a server somewhere, with all the admin / maintenance costs attached.

Of course there is a class of people who don't want to run Javascript on their devices. I understand that and I respect that. I might be one of them in certain cases. But unless I'm writing life-saving software or I'm running a monopoly (which is generally not the case), their importance in my audience will be evaluated on a cost/benefit basis.