I'm having a hard time understanding the pricing model. As far as I can tell the pro plan gets you (max) 432,000 CPU seconds a month. Let's assume this is abou

I'm having a hard time understanding the pricing model. As far as I can tell the pro plan gets you (max) 432,000 CPU seconds a month. Let's assume this is about equivalent to a 1GB lambda instance. That amount of CPU time and requests costs around $8/mo, and if you use less you pay less. I guess Val lets you run low-CPU tasks in the background for waiting on web requests, etc., but you can also do this with low-memory lambda instances. With lambda you also know that Amazon will stand behind the pricing structure, and the service won't disappear/10x pricing in a few years when it's time to juice the stats. It is nice to see competition in this space, but the pitch would be improved by offering a clearer value prop over existing offerings like Lambda.