It's easy to step up with no fear and get the job done. The software prompts you through the process and if you have mistakes it's easy to go back and correct and get back on track.
I think if I pay $100+ for federal taxes, and my refund is only $3, then it would be nice if you threw in state taxes for free. $150 is a lot of money to pay for a fully automated system with almost no human involvement. However, despite my gripes about the cost, the system itself works very well, which is why I keep coming back. It's a great UX, with a very intuitive interface. My only complaint about the software side is that I should be able to override the "missing data" fields, specifically, the "taxes on my residence" item-- it kept asking me for a date on "p. 3, 4" which was not a field in the window that was open. I wanted to skip that part, but it wouldn't let me, so I just entered the last date of the year and kept it moving. Other than that, it was smooth sailing.