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Tuesday, 8 December 2009

New low cost license experiment

Posted on 14:03 by Unknown
I've long thought software costs too much. It seems that every time I go to buy software, I get depressed. It is just so darn expense. That is why I've always tried to provide affordable licenses for my software, and I think I've done a good job of that.

However, as an experiment in further decreasing the cost of my software, I am now offering 1 and 3 month update subscriptions for $7.95 and $9.95, respectively. Want to buy one? Click here . Of course, given the extremely active development on our software, we must admit that a better value is to get a yearly or lifetime update subscription.

We also have a new official policy regarding subscription renewals. For Process Lasso, we had not clearly articulated it before, though it had been articulated for PECompact. Subscription renewals will cost only 50% of whatever the original cost of the license was. The renewal will be for the term you originally purchased (i.e. 12 months). So, if you purchased a yearly license for $16.95, at the end of 12 months you could renew the update subscription for $8.47. This renewal option is provided in our Support area.
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