@FreakyFwoof I don’t mind paying once for a product. I really make an effort to pay for the app if it is open source, e.g. I’ll seek out donation pages etc, or by the cost version from the Playstore. I don’t like monthly subscriptions, because some months I might need that money for something else. On the other hand, paying once for a product that receives updates and a lot of work doesn’t cover the on going development. Maybe if it were version controled, and each version was supported for a specified amount of time, like 1 year, and the payment covered those updates, then that would be more reasonable. In this situation, I would get some updates to my existing purchase, and if I couldn’t afford the upgrade, I could use my current version until I could get the next one.
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