> If it weren't a rug-pull, why wouldn't they charge for it immediately, or at least tell us the price now?
Because they haven't decided the price yet, or because they don't think the feature is mature enough to justify charging for?
Though even if they really have the motivations you describe, that's fine too. There's a chance this is such a valuable feature you could feel compelled to pay any price for it, but you get to try it for free? That's purely to your benefit: it's not heroin and you won't really lose by trying it and then it being taken away.
Because they haven't decided the price yet, or because they don't think the feature is mature enough to justify charging for?
Though even if they really have the motivations you describe, that's fine too. There's a chance this is such a valuable feature you could feel compelled to pay any price for it, but you get to try it for free? That's purely to your benefit: it's not heroin and you won't really lose by trying it and then it being taken away.