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Before anyone gets too excited, I suggest scrolling down to the bottom of the landing page that shows the 'free' vs 'paid' feature list. The pricing page lists
by NickRandom 4y ago
Before anyone gets too excited, I suggest scrolling down to the bottom of the landing page that shows the 'free' vs 'paid' feature list. The pricing page lists full feature set at $39.95 (private use) and $89.95 for commercial use.
The 'free' version feature set is so limited that pretty much any hex editor in your distro repository does the same or better.
- Akronymus 4y agoYeah, the software is quite pricy for something you aren't gonna regularily use. Altough, 40 bucks for a claimed 100% productivity boost could quite quickly make it up in gained time. that is, if the claim holds. Reading it over again, binary diff is locked behind a license? That seems like one of the more basic features I'd expect from a hex editor.