I would expect Trezor to take a cut, which would increase the overall price a user has to pay.
Seems like the fee is the same:
I'd also be concerned about the fact you have to leave your Trezor plugged in and authorize it to automatically sign transactions which are passed to it. I'm sure that they've tested to make sure it only signs coinjoin transactions, but automatic signing still presents a whole new attack surface which does not exist on any existing hardware wallet as far as I am aware.