Point-in-time restore is on your pricing page because it's free to you

The enterprise products offer "restore your workspace to any point in the last 30 days." It's a premium line because on most stacks it's a premium cost: a backup pipeline, a bucket, a restore runbook someone tests twice a year.

Your product offers it on every plan. Each customer is a container, and a cron line snapshots it every hour. Snapshots are copy-on-write: the first records the disk, each one after stores only the blocks that changed since the last. Seven hundred hourly snapshots of a customer who changed nothing cost almost nothing, and a second cron prunes past thirty days.

When a customer's intern deletes the wrong folder, support restores Tuesday 2pm. One request. The customer sees a feature; you see a line in a crontab.

Backups stopped being a pipeline you run and became a property of the disk.