Looking to buy the lifetime version of the Photomator app and was under the impression it cost more than Pixelmator Pro ($49.99), but when I go to the app store for it, it says "Get" and then there is a button for "install." Does this mean it's free? If so, what term length am I getting?
iMac 24″, macOS 15.5
Downloading the app is "free" – but unlocking its features isn't.
When you are installing that app, what you are installing is the opportunity to spend more money …
Maybe there are some basic features that you can use for "free"; maybe not – but clearly something is locked away behind a paywall.
Don't ask me to explain why there are three $29.99 yearly subscriptions and a $39.99 yearly subscription, or what the differences them might be. Or the difference between the $79.99 Exclusive Lifetime offer and the two $199.99 Lifetime ones. This in-app purchases list is as clear as mud!
rickeye64 wrote:
Thanks for responding SOC. Very helpful info. I agree. Somethings still not very clear. TSK TSK Apple.
It is NOT Apple's app so no ... it is not "TSK TSK Apple."
It should be TSK TSK Photomator.
Thanks for responding SOC. Very helpful info. I agree. Somethings still not very clear. TSK TSK Apple.
Apologies
Sorry, but it IS Apple’s app, and it IS “TSK TSK Apple."
Apple bought out that app (and others) from the developer. If you look at the current App Store description, it says that the developer IS Apple.
Looking to buy lifetime version of the Photomator app
