Great list. Your findings seem to be spot on. I tell most advisors to expect $1k/mo per user. I still think the stack has too many logins. I am actively working to reduce and simplify. Funny enough, I've been having a bit of a revelation. Advisors want all the information because we are analysts at heart, wanting to use data to help others with their decisions. But clients want something that is simple and actionable. I am having to learn how to distinguish noise vs signal, both in my stack and in my client outputs. I've been playing with Hazel "tax mode" and been very impressed. You can actually have it create planning outputs that are not tax related. This has been instrumental in building one-page adds that are client specific that go well with the Elements dashboard/one-page plan. I could see this working well with Kerdora.