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Lifetime license
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Rustem Mussabekov
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Hello!
I'm not sure about lifetime plan. Every time I see such option in a product I through they want to get a quick money. Lifetime plan doesn't guarantee anything... actually it can be an opposite.
Current subscription model guarantee that Raindrop will be alive as long as users use it every day.
I do not need quick money. I don't need quick growth.
So unfortunately lifetime plan is not be available anytime soon.
Virgile Arlaud
Rustem Mussabekov: all i want is neasted collection 32€ per year is a bit pricy just for this feature :(
R-ABC
Rustem Mussabekov: Yes you are probably correct. A very fair and logical attitude. You make prefect sense if the yearly fee is relatively low, and you can keep/have a wide user base.
third="Beedell", first="Roke", second="JL"
Rustem Mussabekov: Sensical.
Avis Incandensca
Rustem Mussabekov: In the long term it requires users to pay more. A slow leeching rather than a one-off payment. I also fail to see how a lifetime plan does not guarantee anything - at the least, it guarantees usage for the lifetime of the app.
byron maxwell
Rustem Mussabekov: But we don't want money draining out our bank accounts every month
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Demarcus Cousins
Virgile Arlaud: Nested collections are free now
Hossam Mohamed
omg yesssss
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Nishant Singh
You can have a separate premium life time license, which doesn’t include recurring cost such permanent library or 10gb of upload , but it only includes nested collections, duplicate finder , features which don’t have a recurring cost
Sunny Jackson
Nishant Singh: permanent library is the reason I keep premium in the first place. Getting rid of the features is not the answer.
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Selcuk ONUK
I'm completely against this. The development of the product would have to stop. I don't trust one time fee apps.
Lukas Gabriel
Developers need a constant revenue stream, that's a simple truth. And running the Raindrop backend and paying for storage also generates recurring costs. I hate subscriptions as much as anyone, but in this case, I think the 3 euro per month is more than justified.
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Ry
I got a lifetime 1tb account with ice drive for 150 pounds. I think a lifetime for bookmarks should be somewhere between 100 to 150 pounds
Shield4518
Yes!!
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Johnny
A lifetime license for Raindrop should be something like $250-300 based on the yearly price. That works out to about $25-30 a year over 10 years. Users who purchase this license get a bit of a discount since they're basically investing in the developer. If the app goes on longer than 10 years, then they're also rewarded for their support.
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Gene Simon
Simple economic theory. The more packages available and ways to pay for it, the greater total revenue. I’m for the developer maximizing his personal interests. And I like choices.
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John
Yes. Lifetime please!
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