IPS License Discounts

[MrFragicide]

I was wondering, considering that I will be converting my SMF development site to IPB soon, if there are any discounts given to those who are application contributors as well as already active license holders.

I hold a single license for IP.Board, IP.Blog and IP.Chat (20), and I am also in the middle of developing some apps for IPB. I want to convert my current development site to IPB to take advantage of IP.Content, IP.Tracker and IP.Downloads, as well as some other well made apps for IPB.

Anyways, just curious if there are any special discounts for those purchasing a second license or if you have multi-site licenses available.

Thanks for any answers.

[Wolfie]

I was wondering, considering that I will be converting my SMF development site to IPB soon, if there are any discounts given to those who are application contributors as well as already active license holders.

I hold a single license for IP.Board, IP.Blog and IP.Chat (20), and I am also in the middle of developing some apps for IPB. I want to convert my current development site to IPB to take advantage of IP.Content, IP.Tracker and IP.Downloads, as well as some other well made apps for IPB.

Anyways, just curious if there are any special discounts for those purchasing a second license or if you have multi-site licenses available.

Thanks for any answers.

This is more of a pre-sales question.

The discount starts when you own two regular (ie, renews every 6 months) licenses, as the price then drops to $99 for the third license. Also, if you purchase IP.Board and add-ons at the same time, you get a discount at the time of purchase. You could buy a standard license and all four add-ons for $291.96 (with the discount), where as purchasing IP.Board and then the add-ons individually would run you $364.95. If you want to purchase multiple add-ons without purchasing IP.Board at the same time, then you could submit a ticket to billing to inquire about a discount that way.

As for a discount for helping the community, not that I know of. If you build a name for yourself as developing and releasing quality mods, then you could start releasing some mods and charging a fee for them to bring in some cash, which you could then use to buy additional licenses and add-ons, which in turn could help you to develop more and even earn more income.

Don't forget you can also try out the Demo, which could be useful for determining if you really want to purchase one of the add-ons or not.