Just wanted to send kudos for not using a subscription model.
Couple years back I bought both Ulysses and Scrivener (for Mac, Windows, and iOS) and was testing out these two different “platforms”. Ulysses was the program with the nicer UI interface, but I dropped it as soon as it went to the subscription model (I even sent them a note about it). I’m hoping L&L will keep away from subscription models that so many software companies are going for. I’m happy to pay for upgrades – recently just bought the Mac upgrade from 2.x to 3.0!
Not using a subscription model is the exact reason for me to stay with Scrivener, too. I’m really hoping and guessing this is rewarded by a lot of other users. Happily paid the once-time upgrade price for the new 3.0 version after all the years.
But no kudos for your pricing tricks. I reside in Japan and when I rushed to upgrade I was forced to pay in Japan yen - JPY11.004 minus a discount of 2445 = JPY8559, That is US$99-US$22 = US$77. I would love to think this is an error - but…
That’s quite a premium for living in a country which doesn’t speak English.
I’ll add my thanks for not going to the subscription model. I happily paid for the upgrade given all the hard work you put into it, didn’t need the discount so didn’t ask for it since I feel you are asking a fair price. The gesture was certainly appreciated though.
I’ve used Scrivener almost every single day, can’t say that about most other programs I’ve downloaded.