The 'Lifetime Service' promise feels like a strategic red flag for a product that relies on hosted relay infrastructure. Unless this is strictly a P2P tool with

The 'Lifetime Service' promise feels like a strategic red flag for a product that relies on hosted relay infrastructure. Unless this is strictly a P2P tool with zero coordination server dependency (which is difficult for cross-network SSH), the provider is essentially incurring a perpetual marginal cost for a one-time fee. My question to the team: How do you plan to sustain the bandwidth and orchestration costs five years from now? Is there a self-hosted 'exit ramp' for users if the central coordination server goes dark?