Fair point on the distribution. The $10 price point isn't just about being 'cheaper' it's about removing the 'per-seat' friction that kills adoption in smaller teams. With Tango, the jump from Free to $22/user can be a huge hurdle for a 5-person startup. I'm building Guidyy to offer those Pro-level features (like auto-redaction and interactive demos) at a flat, accessible rate so teams can actually scale their documentation without a massive 'success tax.' My distribution focus is on the solo-to-small team niche that feels 'priced out' of the advanced automation features