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I couldn't readily tell which number you typoed but from the linked page it's the former; it's a $6/year increase. However, I didn't comment just for the correc

I couldn't readily tell which number you typoed but from the linked page it's the former; it's a $6/year increase. However, I didn't comment just for the correction, I wanted to draw attention to the "for a long time" part so others wouldn't get sticker shock at the $299/year initial price, going down to $239/year for the 2nd contiguous year, and then to the aforementioned $179 from that point forward And also to say that I firmly agree that $180 for a year of all access to the best development tools money can buy is a deal that I happily pay. I also get to use them for work, which for bigger orgs can save some red tape

shagie 1y ago
It is indeed a typo (I blame a lack of morning coffee). I've been a JetBrains user for quite a while... I first got AppCode and JetBrains with the Mayan end of the world clearance ( https://blog.jetbrains.com/blog/2012/12/20/jetbrains-end-of-the-world-clearance-sale-24-hours-only/ https://blog.jetbrains.com/blog/2012/12/20/jetbrains-end-of-... ) when it was back on the pay per version model and this was a 75% off the regular $200 version price. The decreasing price over time for loyalty is one of the things that is very nice about the product and makes it sticky. One of the interns I work with got the free student pack (with proof of education enrollment) and was happy to learn about the graduation discount ( https://sales.jetbrains.com/hc/en-gb/articles/11564686450322-Are-there-any-special-offers-for-students-upon-graduation https://sales.jetbrains.com/hc/en-gb/articles/11564686450322... ).
jasonthorsness 1y ago
I've had the all-products-pack for a long time, definitely enjoy the "loyalty pricing". And using the same tools for home, work, anything is a big plus.