No, but it's just garbage quality "need a thing now" code anyway, and it uses Twilio so I'm not going to host it for other people for free ($$$$, and a lot of a

No, but it's just garbage quality "need a thing now" code anyway, and it uses Twilio so I'm not going to host it for other people for free ($$$$, and a lot of abuse potential). I've been wondering if a more polished/packaged version of this would be something someone might pay for. Out of curiosity: would you pay, say, $10/month for this service?