IT network admin here. So we see a simple subscription service to fill the significant loss of income, but we understand. 'Rampart' name brand - guys come on, difficult to say, difficult to decipher, non descriptive. Home PR/branding is sooooo different. It needs to be catchy, easily spoken and remembered. Poor choice, rebrand it quick. Ask yourself what real benefits does this bring a home user, link the tech to home services, 'Increase your Netflix experience' etc.... Just too basic for a subscription service, think about user benefits vs monthly outlay, money is tight these days, you have to go above and beyond freebie competition. So sadly I don't see this being popular, but you could try dumbing the GUI down even more and give regular real-time feedback, but keep an advanced window available with more like an inSSIDer (maybe tiered plan). What would make this special is to look at data throughput on the router, the connections, and more importantly which connection is consuming all the bandwidth - that would appeal.
IT network admin here.
So we see a simple subscription service to fill the significant loss of income, but we understand.
'Rampart' name brand - guys come on, difficult to say, difficult to decipher, non descriptive. Home PR/branding is sooooo different. It needs to be catchy, easily spoken and remembered. Poor choice, rebrand it quick.
Ask yourself what real benefits does this bring a home user, link the tech to home services, 'Increase your Netflix experience' etc....
Just too basic for a subscription service, think about user benefits vs monthly outlay, money is tight these days, you have to go above and beyond freebie competition. So sadly I don't see this being popular, but you could try dumbing the GUI down even more and give regular real-time feedback, but keep an advanced window available with more like an inSSIDer (maybe tiered plan).
What would make this special is to look at data throughput on the router, the connections, and more importantly which connection is consuming all the bandwidth - that would appeal.