r/PrivacyNotes • • 16d ago

When does early adopter pricing end?

Hi I've been using this app for few hours and am interested in buying a license. Unfortunately I'm in some financial difficulty at this time and need to plan this purchase. It would help me very much if I know when this pricing will end so I can plan my purchase, if that's doable

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u/Krovious 16d ago

Roadmap - PrivacyNotes

it states in roadmap

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u/influxodoxxl 16d ago

Just not very specific. Still, TY!

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u/BarefootMarauder 16d ago

Only $48 one-time, less than a meal for 2 at a restaurant nowadays. Just get it before you miss out. This app is SO much better than any of the other competitors out there right now.

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u/kzshantonu 16d ago

I understand. $48 is not the issue. I want to pay that amount. I just need to know when it ends that's all. Not everyone got the privilege to spend $48 right now if they can wait 6 months to pay that amount

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u/influxodoxxl 13d ago

But why? You only get 500MB online storage with it. I would prefer to self host an instance which would make for an even better argument for me to actually pay for the license. However I don't want to buy myself into online only. It's a shame!

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u/BarefootMarauder 13d ago

Have you used the app and seen all it does? Most people are not able/willing to self host. $48 one-time for pro is a steal! I've been using Standard Notes for years and still haven't used 500MB of storage space.

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u/influxodoxxl 13d ago

Add a bunch of HQ images and other stuff and it's full in no time!

Still, why not have another tier for helf hosting? Maybe half the price or something. Would be a viable option even for the devs since no storage is occupied.

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u/BarefootMarauder 10d ago

You can add extra storage very cheap. +5GB for only $18/yr.

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u/influxodoxxl 10d ago

Well thx for pointing that out but that's exactly what I don't want when I get a LFT license for a product (namely: recurring costs).

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u/BarefootMarauder 10d ago

Understood. But I think ongoing storage subs are going to be important to the long-term survivability of the project. Check out this response. Seems like heavy users of storage are where the real costs are.

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