It used to be the case that you had to either pay for the licenses or pay a $100 'exit fee'. I was under that impression still, but it must've changed recently?

It used to be the case that you had to either pay for the licenses or pay a $100 'exit fee'. I was under that impression still, but it must've changed recently? I guess Microsoft's idea is that if your company does graduate after three years, it's bound to buy upgrades and/or new licenses for the development tools somewhere in the near future. So the actual revenue is deferred to make the offer more attractive.