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SoftwareOctober 27, 2026, 22:50

From cheap tool to premium subscription: app price hikes explained

Ars Technica examined how owners of long-standing apps raise prices for loyal users. Evernote went from $70 to $130 per year after Bending Spoons acquired it, then to $250; a Plex lifetime pass rose from $75 in 2012 to $250.

From cheap tool to premium subscription: app price hikes explained
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