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This company is a joke that just tries desperately to get anyone to fall for their billions of marketing pitches (that you can't opt out of) to sign up for a product that is just completely useless. Look for absolutely anything else to do what you need to do.
Many hours after I bought the unlimited I have not received any information to access to anything.
Update: few days afterwards they provided me user access through email.
I found the platform to be just a beta of something being cooked. I didn't liked. It's not a SCAM but, ... I'm arguing with them now for a refund. As they do not provide a trial...
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