Actually looking into it - I still think it's way off. Looking at DataGrip for example, it's only cost comparable if you want the ultra-comprehensive version f

Actually looking into it - I still think it's way off. Looking at DataGrip for example, it's only cost comparable if you want the ultra-comprehensive version for connecting to multiple database types (otherwise it's 3x more expensive). And DataGrip is clearly only intended for professional DBA's or something close. This is intended to business-users. There's also going to be crazy price pressure from GPT4 tools in this segment. Like justifying why having a UI is better and why it should be 10x more expensive all at once. I think there's a systemic issue here: YC strongly advises raising prices, etc. but it's just hit almost a satirical level. (Launch with MVP-ish features, less distribution advantages, but aim for slightly-premium pricing vs the proven competitors with 500 integrations and 10 years of development).