Posted December 9, 200618 yr Hi may be the wrong forum but here goes, whats with the huge price hike, i dont get it, are we going to get somthing new for our money? nearly a 100% increase. Unless i have missread something.
December 9, 200618 yr Hello dave,The license structure has changes completly, they haven't just bumped up their prices.If you already paid $69.95 for a license, then you will only pay $25 per 6 months - the $149.99 price is an itnitial purchase price.The 'business' license is $300 and includes telephone support and faster ticket responce times.The perpetual license is no longer being offeredTo sunbeam and boobyjoe: thanks for the spam.Have a nice day,P
December 9, 200618 yr so what happens when my perpetual license runs out in April?You'll pay $30 for continue of support if you wish like alwayscheers prof, so i will just continue to pay $50 per year?Yep, but you'll be charged $25 every 6 months - though you can choose to only purchase the renewal when you need it
December 9, 200618 yr Yes, for existing customers it's now cheaper (unless you own a perpetual or lifetime license in which case it makes no difference to you), it's just the itnitial purchase that's bumped up a bit
December 10, 200618 yr I nearly had heart failure when I saw $149.00 I understood $25.00 every 6months
December 10, 200618 yr http://forums.invisionpower.com/index.php?showtopic=226971 :)Thanks I missed your post :)
December 10, 200618 yr I should hunt down that old new pricing FAQ.I still say mine was more comprehensive ;)
December 10, 200618 yr i had a mate view your pricing and he thought it was like $300 a year, the site should make it clear to people on there prices on the main website.
December 10, 200618 yr i had a mate view your pricing and he thought it was like $300 a year, the site should make it clear to people on there prices on the main website.It's pretty clear to me... http://community.ipslink.com/board/purchase.html
December 11, 200618 yr I agree with davebax22 on this one. Its all about wording: "Optional 6 month renewal for $25" could easily be read as a single 6 month instance, rather than $25 for each 6 months after the initial price, meaning nigh on $175 a year, which would put most non-business users off instantly. To be blunt, they need to change that wording, or they'll lose new customers to their competitors over a simple misunderstanding due to poor wording.
December 11, 200618 yr The big $149.99 should be replaced with "$149.99 for the first 6 months, then optional $25 per 6 months thereafter"and similarly "$300 for the first 6 months, then optional $50 per 6 months thereafter""
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