Overpriced for the value provided, especially with the pay-as-you-go rates for enterprises; but also in stock prices.
Pricing a product is generally about ensuring a profit on investment, but also a good RoI for your customers (or they will not pay).
With these long-term profit exercises, it's always a lot of hand-waving though.
No one is forced into buying the product, so it feels like an emotional rather than a rational rant from OP.