Personally, I love Tailwind. If I were building more MVPs these days, I would absolutely buy it, because the up-front cost would pay for itself in billable labo

Personally, I love Tailwind. If I were building more MVPs these days, I would absolutely buy it, because the up-front cost would pay for itself in billable labor by the end of the first day. Back when I had a small design studio, I employed two contractors to help with book covers and typesetting. We were dispersed across the U.S., and would use the brand-new Wunderlist (remember that??) to coordinate who was working on what title. Wunderlist was free but limited in its features, but after a few months they unveiled a premium plan that was something like $5-10/month. Lots of people were upset, but I gladly forked over the money. Overnight, I cut my time spent on administrative tasks by ~90%, freeing me up to do whatever else that needed to be done. I believe I calculated out the "savings" the premium Wunderlist membership made me every month, and it was in the thousands of dollars. Ten bucks a month was a steal. If you're relying on something as heavily as Wunderlist—or in your case, Tailwind—buy it and don't look back.