Zero Trust (ZTNA): Built on the principle of least privilege, requiring continuous identity verification and checks for service access eligibility (never trusts by default).
Peer-to-Peer: Uses a network mesh technology (based on Nebula) where devices connect peer-to-peer after initial discovery, ensuring secure and potentially faster communication.
Pricing Model: Offers a unique "Pay-Per-Real-Use" pricing of $\$0.25$ per user/server/hour, with a low monthly price cap of $\$4.95$ (for heavy users), providing high cost efficiency.
Simplicity: Advertises a 5-minute setup and user-friendly centralized control panel, requiring minimal technical knowledge for deployment and administration.
Support Clarity: Public information on the level of support (e.g., 24/7, SLA-backed) is not as detailed as core features.
Market Maturity: As a newer ZTNA solution, it lacks the high volume of public reviews and long-term track record of larger, more established security vendors.
API Availability: Does not currently offer an API, which can limit complex integration and automation opportunities for larger enterprises.
