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I'm not a fan of subscription-based models for software, but PHPStorm is good enough for me to ignore that. Plus it gets cheaper yearly for the first 3 years.
by toxican 10y ago
I'm not a fan of subscription-based models for software, but PHPStorm is good enough for me to ignore that. Plus it gets cheaper yearly for the first 3 years.
- nolok 10y agoI agree and I was a bit disappointed at first being a long time customer, but they addressed that with the perpetual license. Also, for long term customer like me, it ended up costing less (I also got one year free when renewing, although I think that was a limited offer).
- toxican 10y agoIt left me kicking myself for not buying PHPStorm sooner so I could've gotten in on the perpetual license pricing. But oh well! It paid for itself pretty quickly, so I can't complain!
- takingflac 10y agoWhen I last looked at their pricing you could keep using their version you subscription expired on you just could get any updates for it until you subscribed again, is that not the case anymore?
- toxican 10y agoNot sure. I only let it expire once, but I just assumed it wouldn't work and uninstalled and went back to SublimeText (and obviously I came running back!)