"always on" qualms aside, I think such a tool is a valuable utility to give to users, especially the features described on the website. However, I'm would not

"always on" qualms aside, I think such a tool is a valuable utility to give to users, especially the features described on the website. However, I'm would not pay an extra $25/month (or worse, $50) on top of my Zoom and Slack (or Teams) subscriptions because of a short coming of the number of screens one has or how Zoom works by default for the "always on" use case. Based on other comments, it seems like others take issue with the cost and sell that's happening here.