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The opaque pricing is a sign that they've moved up the market to target enterprise. When a company reaches that stage, it's basically telling you, "if this turns you off, then you won't move the needle for us so we don't want to talk to you."

> "if this turns you off, then you won't move the needle for us so we don't want to talk to you."

Yes. Like Amazon and Google, with their contact us for pricing.

Realistically speaking, it's unlikely that something which provides as much value as essentially replacing QA would be priced transparently.

It's not that big problem for you then.