People will now bitch endlessly about having to pay the princely price of $10, which theoretically comes with free perpetual upgrades. I don't know. Some peopl

People will now bitch endlessly about having to pay the princely price of $10, which theoretically comes with free perpetual upgrades. I don't know. Some people still value quality and attention to detail. On my Android devices I'm using MailDroid pro, which is priced at around $20. And that's for a mobile app. But it's good enough for me to think that's worth it. I'm paying $40 a year for Plex, and $180 for Spotify. I think that's good value too. I pay gladly. Obviously there will be "cheapskates" always going for the cheapest option, but those people have always existed. Now they just have more & cheaper options and there's no way for a developer to escape that. I guess they'll have to price that (smaller premium market) into the premium-price and hope it wont make it even smaller.