It actually seemed really low to me. My understanding is that accessibility software that's trying to make a profit usually needs to charge a much higher price,

It actually seemed really low to me. My understanding is that accessibility software that's trying to make a profit usually needs to charge a much higher price, since it's focused on a much smaller set of users. (And people are willing to pay the higher price because it's so important to them.) For example, the base version of the JAWS screen reader is $900: https://store.freedomscientific.com/collections/software-products/products/jaws-home-edition-screen-reader https://store.freedomscientific.com/collections/software-pro...