It isn’t a selling point. It was launched without a one time purchase option and was added when so many people immediately asked for a lifetime purchase instead.
It’s pretty high when apps like Lumafusion are a one time purchase of $30 or $20 during sale. And then there’s procreate at $13. I guess I just don’t value social media apps that much. Especially when the browser or Foss alternatives have been sufficient for me that don’t have any ads in the app itself to begin with. Which is a reason I’ve always preferred separate apps like reddit is fun platinum over IAP approaches to removing ads from apps.
Yea. $100 is a bit much when voyager is such a great app.
Holy crap - that is a lot. Well, welcome back.
It’s $20 for just removing ads permanently. But still, that’s still too much imo.
Yep it is. Also I have a distrust for any kind of selling point involving the words ‘permanent’ or ‘lifetime’.
It isn’t a selling point. It was launched without a one time purchase option and was added when so many people immediately asked for a lifetime purchase instead.
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No. It just straight up isn’t. A selling point is something you use as advertising to sell something.
It’s pretty high when apps like Lumafusion are a one time purchase of $30 or $20 during sale. And then there’s procreate at $13. I guess I just don’t value social media apps that much. Especially when the browser or Foss alternatives have been sufficient for me that don’t have any ads in the app itself to begin with. Which is a reason I’ve always preferred separate apps like reddit is fun platinum over IAP approaches to removing ads from apps.
What ads? Lemmy doesn’t have ads, unless you’re trying to say that they deliberately added ads, in order for you to pay to remove them.
When you don’t have a problem, you can always create it and then sell a solution to it.
Yes, the free version of the app has ads added to it.
Ad removal is £19.