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I don't think I'm planning to go open source, although I have to get through the whole "have an actual application to start letting people beta test" stage firs
by chipotle_coyote 1y ago
I don't think I'm planning to go open source, although I have to get through the whole "have an actual application to start letting people beta test" stage first. Even if it's a commercial program my thought is "pay a single price once, not a subscription," and probably under $100.
Arc Studio looks like it's a screenwriting program, which is a different animal, though. Have you tried out Fade In (https://www.fadeinpro.com https://www.fadeinpro.com), which is a $79 one-time fee? I haven't used it, I confess, but I hear great things about it. (I used the even cheaper Highland Pro for my one try at screenwriting so far, but that was a learning exercise.)
- 999900000999 1y agoFade In looks like a great option! I'll check it out. I find selling commercial software to be really difficult, honestly I'd rather just release my projects for free versus dealing with someone complaining that it doesn't run right, etc. If you have a mailing list or something I would be glad to sign up! I'll be your first customer.