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> Charging people as a subscription service for meditation help feels a little queasy. Yes and it's sad that they all do it. I would prefer a one time buy.
by brunoqc 10y ago
> Charging people as a subscription service for meditation help feels a little queasy.
Yes and it's sad that they all do it. I would prefer a one time buy.
- edawerd 10y agoI believe they have a one-time "lifetime" subscription buy
- kovacs 10y agoI use this app which used to be $5 but is now free - https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/mindfulness-app-meditation/id417071430?mt=8 https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/mindfulness-app-meditation/i... Apparently they too switched to a freemium subscription model. Having subscription models for meditation apps is like having a subscription model for a music service with 20 albums. I get that there's the whole tracking aspect of it but that's hardly interesting enough and there's not enough demand for new content to make sense to rent monthly. Clearly I'm in the minority because Headspace is hiring in Santa Monica and SF now. I'll say this, if Converse changes to a subscription model for chucks there's gonna be trouble...