The average session. Of course it's impossible to know the actual average number for any given developer but we often get developers estimating Pernosco saved h

The average session. Of course it's impossible to know the actual average number for any given developer but we often get developers estimating Pernosco saved hours, occasionally days, or occasionally the bug couldn't have been solved any other way. So I just tried to make a conservative guess. > How likely is it that a given bug will be solved with Pernosco? There's no way to put a number on this but I think it's unusual to not eventually figure it out with rr or Pernosco (but Pernosco will be faster) if conditions under the user's control are met: the recording really captures the bug you care about, it's in code in a language we support, and the debuginfo and sources are right. > What do I do if I pay and only realize after that the session wasn't helpful? "Sorry". Hopefully the reasons it wasn't helpful are mostly under your control and the benefits average out in your favour.