If a lifetime price is under say $35, I’ll always pay it if I even kinda like the software — assuming something that’s anywhere from a few bucks a month to a fe

If a lifetime price is under say $35, I’ll always pay it if I even kinda like the software — assuming something that’s anywhere from a few bucks a month to a few bucks a year. It’s not that much money to me and I don’t have to think about canceling a subscription in the future. $50 is about the point where I won’t pay it if there’s a monthly/yearly option. It’s not super logical but it is what it is. I also know that lifetime doesn’t mean lifetime. APIs change, businesses change, shit happens. I do appreciate it when the developer does their best to give me something for that lifetime membership. But I don’t lose my mind and cry about being hoodwinked like so many people seem to do. It’s spilt milk under the bridge and I’m happy to start paying a subscription if I have to for something I really like.