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The site claims they have an editor "ICE" as open-source software. But that is a lie: it is not open source, but shareware or such.
They also accept contributions released only under the no-commercial-use-allowed license, so any dual licensing under a commercial-use-allowed license would be out of the window once a contribution gets merged.
Not sure what their business model is if they forbid commercial use. I guess selling commercial use licenses in violation of the no-commercial-use-allowed license?
A pretty load-bearing theme, full stop.
It took me minutes to find what it actually cost, which is $50/month for the cheapest, 256MB deployment.
Looks cool, but this info should be easier to get to. Tell us what resources we get in a "nano", "micro", etc. and how much they cost. That's the first and usually only thing I look at with these.