> They're just trying to get money. Yeah, that's how businesses work. Just because a company is a billion dollar company, doesn't mean they can give things awa

> They're just trying to get money. Yeah, that's how businesses work. Just because a company is a billion dollar company, doesn't mean they can give things away for free. Last I checked, they're still a company that runs on losses. Seems to me, they pretty much need the money. Seems like you're the one who needs a reality check. Imagine, people walk in to wherever you work, and just because your place of employment makes millions if not billions, ask for free stuff? And then you give it to them for years, eventually asking money for a few things, all the while, still giving things out for free, and they complain that you shouldn't charge money because you already make money. Besides, even in the Software industry, pricing can be different. There is a cost associated with product development. Softwares like games, where you expect millions of people to buy your product, you can price it at $60. That doesn't mean a niche software like Fusion360 can follow the pricing. It's fine if you don't want to pay that money, just know this, eventually it wouldn't make sense for them to continue making this software and they will shut it down.