Yeah, I found this typical for many - if not all - capitalistic open soiurce companies. You will always find a basic free community version but to get support or more advanced features you have to pay 100 Euro and more per months, there is nothing in between for home users , families and small groups. But this seems to make sense for these companies from a capitalistic point of view. Their focus are the big companies, therefore you find all this corporate style press releases here and their generell marketing über alles style of communication, see also this beta-test discussion We have released the first beta of Nextcloud 24!