Just note that for some people, no pricing means "enterprise"/expensive. (I never even consider a product without transparent pricing myself, but others have had more success with this approach).
We work with our clients on how the pricing scales up since some customers have very few end customer groups with tons of usage, whereas some customers have tens of thousands of end customer groups by virtue of being more consumer facing.
Let me know if you have more specific questions about pricing!
would make an excellent entry in a FAQ on the site. Likely would help qualify leads as well.
(I don't have any issue with the pricing, but would also not reach out given no pricing typically means "really expensive".)