Client Pricing

[JasonJoel]

Hard to argue with that. Keep up the good work.

I'm going to shut up and buy the number of clients I want like a good little boy.

If it is a choice of buying 4-5 copies of client versus no client at all, I choose buying it.

Jason

Originally posted by Narflex
Just a couple things...

I'm really appreciative of the support many of you give, but anyone of you who feels they're getting 'screwed' by us should think about things from our perspective. I've sacrficed the last 2 years of my life (more than you could imagine) to give you this software and am now trying to do everything I can to make it the best it possibly can and build a business around it. We charge what we feel is fair and gives us adequate compensation for the work performed. And as you all know, we all do extensive amounts of work over here AND provide outstanding customer support.

Regarding floating licenses, this is almost always for software products that are in the >$500 license range. Things like Rational, Matlab, AutoCAD, etc. This is done for corporate software where they're saving thousands or even millions of dollars in licensing fees by balancing highly expensive software across employees.

Oh yeah, and didn't we just drop the fee for guide service? (as some of you mentioned, thanks)

That's my 2 cents at 2 o'clock in the morning.

[nox71]

Well this is my opinion too this piece of software is wonderful and i am ready to pay for any add-in it offer. Like some says if you don't want the add-in just don't buy isn't simple ???

And like Narflex said Frey is a business and i think if i am not wrong that a business is there to make money so if you don't want Frey to make money don't buy their software and go for creapy piece of sh*t like Snapstream (and by the way don't have release version 3.0 yet either if they announced it early december 2002). Simple you have the choice if you feel it's too expensive for what it give don't buy it.

This is my 2 cents (by the way it's 2 canadian cent so it's more like my 1 US cent).