I was suspicious of your claim, but this seems very good. Your first example is way more extreme than Adobe's (a restaurant with background noise as loud as your voice??), but the output is ridiculously clear.

I would definitely say this is "similar quality" to adobe's. Nice work.

This isn’t meant as a criticism of your work, just your pricing model in that it reflects the industry wide creep of subscription based services into more and more narrow niches.

I’ve checked several similar services and it really frustrates me that all of them price by the hour the bill is a monthly plan, but in actual fact the real cost is $/hour of processed data. The these plans inevitably end up as a series of x hours per month + some features, and all features of the previous plan teir… with many companies using larger hour requirements as a way to force you to pay more per month.

Also why the hell is it so hard to find the equivalent of this technology but for realtime as in streaming my microphone audio live … i would happily pay $100 -> $250 for a AudioUnit plugin (or other equivalent audio pipeline plugin formats) for this kind of real-time voice cleanup… but it doesn’t exist. So can you help explain why? Since you’ve built something like this I’m hoping you have more insight into why it’s harder for real-time processing…