"I've been running my 1.4 LibreQoS on a network segment with 128 current subs for some time now. I moved off of Preseem on this network because I wanted to both vet LibreQoS, but I also wanted to vet a model out. This area is getting overbuilt by Spectrum fiber so I really had to up my game from 25Mbps services. ALL services went to the base price and ALL services got moved up to 100x25. Every AP got a shaper matching it's realistic peak performance, often it's only 100Mbps on AirMax. The premise was that my 2-10 sub AirMax APs were underutilized and that might be hurting my marketability against a fiber vendor. So letting subscribers share a higher speed plan and letting LibreQoS fair share that should make for a better customer experience. It did. Absolute success. Of 128 subs, I average about 10 that go over 3-6Mbps and are 40-50Mbps during prime time and get 'more' out of the service now. My average use has barely moved up. And those more active users are huge allies in local social media groups. With 128 subs on a minimum of 100Mbps, and a good handful on 300x100 and 300x300 on Wave links, I'm getting high averages of about 400Mbps on 128 subs and a low hum of around 100Mbps. Basically, this is an almost zero cost solution to have people 'feel' like they have a 4x faster connection when they need it. It's cost me at most about 100Mbps of prime time throughput."