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It's "Freemium". It's free to use for up to 10 items. You then unlock unlimited items via an in-app purchase.
by pfandrade 10y ago
It's "Freemium". It's free to use for up to 10 items. You then unlock unlimited items via an in-app purchase.
- kimshibal 10y agoHow much IAP?
- pfandrade 10y ago19.99 USD for the Mac. 9.99 USD for iOS (iPhone and iPad).
- oneeyedpigeon 10y agoUnless I'm missing it, why doesn't it say that on the product page? More importantly, doesn't it need to say that on the App Store page at all?
- ubernostrum 10y agoApp Store pages are allowed, AFAIK, to say "Free (In-App Purchases)" and leave it at that.
- eddieroger 10y agoThey could put it in the description if they desired, which would be a good idea I think.
- oneeyedpigeon 10y agoIt didn't even say that, IIRC.
- pfandrade 10y agoWe've added that information to the App Store descriptions, it should be visible once all the caches are updated. As for the site, you're probably right. We need to make it clearer.
- oneeyedpigeon 10y agoThanks v. much :)