It's reasonable to raise prices 10% or so each year, but not hundreds of percent. It's just a terrible way to treat your customers. 'Honey, it was true at the time when I told you I'd be faithful.' But I liked to see you try that line after cheating on a wife or girlfriend. So, I'd say it has been a short time since you assured customers they wouldn't be forced to new licenses. There have only been a handful of releases with new features that were supposed to convince customers to move over. The statement that you don't want to force customers onto new licenses, that you want them to see value in the new features and make the choice to move to a new license, is most certainly not true now, and it hasn't been for at least a while. My comments quoted from almost 2 years ago were accurate at the time and still will be until the premium license is discontinued. Hey guys, I always try to be as transparent as possible with you. The next feature release will be in the spring of 2019. When that time is, is up to each individual. As new features continue to be added, we hope that in time, everyone will see that the value preposition is good enough to upgrade. The new features might indeed not be enough for some to upgrade at the moment. We've been pretty transparent about the fact that we want to continue evolving Lansweeper and it's feature set. The goal really isn't to just charge more because we can. In the end business is business I guess and why charge less when you can charge more just because others do the same. For now, personally I don't see the need for the new restricted 'features' as its just fine for now as a product, but the snub does hurt. I'd hate to get to much out of date as you always worry about upgrades from old versions though. Once can argue language here but may not be worth it.īut, Until then I guess we can see what bugs get fixed in v7. I guess access to did not always mean 'and use what it can do'. 'Always access to the latest version and updates'. Well maybe lanswweeper will one day reconsider their interpretation of the spirit of the original license agreement for older customers,

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