-I think after COVID they have lost their way a bit.
-There was a real bait and switch with One Rate and how there would never be monthly minimums or monthly fees unless used, then during COVID they pushed a monthly cost to every product that was payment enabled. This was also roughly at the same time of the ransomware attack.
-It is a company that I do not think should be publicly traded. It's very difficult to speak to an NPO that is asking you about executive compensation, when equity is cashed out by execs, it's all public and while product price and exec comps are separate issues, they are ultimately connected.