dgackeyAustin, TXInactive, PRO, Chef EmeritusPosts: 699
We had several hundred thousand users on the free version and a very small minority paying for PRO. There are certainly cases to be made for the Freemium model, and GS was one of the earliest game tools to embrace it, but in our case, it wasn't very effective.
NB: one of the things that is lost in the discussion about the free version going away is that we also did away with the minimum 1-year subscription requirement, and created the Basic tier for folks who didn't need to pay for full publishing access up front. A lot more choices now if you want to use GS.
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The old pricing structure wasn't working.
Hmm. Sad. > @Socks said:
We had several hundred thousand users on the free version and a very small minority paying for PRO. There are certainly cases to be made for the Freemium model, and GS was one of the earliest game tools to embrace it, but in our case, it wasn't very effective.
NB: one of the things that is lost in the discussion about the free version going away is that we also did away with the minimum 1-year subscription requirement, and created the Basic tier for folks who didn't need to pay for full publishing access up front. A lot more choices now if you want to use GS.
Dan Magaha · COO · GameSalad, Inc · [email protected]
@boberto Better that the free version has gone away than GameSalad going away.
They have bills to pay.
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True:)