[slickdork]

At $45 per month, you must only be interested in helping affluent people in HCOL cities.

Otherwise, that's a truly baffling out of touch price point, especially for an app which requires little interaction with individual paying users on the back end.

I've seen you justify it multiple times by saying 'people pay more to see people in person', but, and I mean this in honest good faith, that just reads as you saying:'people who suffer from insomnia will pay us whatever high price we decide because they are miserable and we offer a glimmer of hope.'

That said, I hope it takes off and reaches a scale where you can lower your cost of entry, and this helps many people.