We decided to simplify to one plan and still accommodate both individuals and businesses. With Prime, we are introducing 2 features:
free version upgrades
a new volume discount, which starts at the second purchase
We have also added multi-currency support: USD, AUD, BRL, CAD, GBP, JPY and EUR.
For those on Plus, you can upgrade to Prime at 30% off. Just enter your prior email on the buy page and it will automatically apply the discount. Pro and Business users don’t require any upgrades since your plan covers free version upgrades.
Prime also comes with a 30-day money back guarantee. If you think Insync is not working out, just send us an email and we’ll handle it. No explanations needed but feedback on what we could’ve done better would be appreciated.
Hi.
Another thing.
The footer ads are ambigous in this link ww.insynchq.com/buy/prime
You say “Free upgrades forever”, but below "Free upgrades for 1.x versions"
So If I read the first line, I’ve “Free Upgrades Forever” no matters the software version.
I went to the page, entered my email and the discount appeared correctly. I chose to pay with Paypal, and the sum was not updated to 20.99 €, Paypal was asking for 29.99 €.
What exactly do we expect from free upgrades forever? Only 1.x versions?
I’m confused about what this means for those of us who already paid $25 for our accounts. Does this mean that we’ll no longer get updates and have to pay again for Prime to continue receiving updates? I got an email offering free Prime for gmail accounts, but this offer specifically excludes Google Apps accounts, which is what I use.
If this is the case, I’m really disappointed. I shelled out for this with the expectation that I’d receive updates to fix existing issues with InSync, like slow scanning/syncing and duplicating files.
In addition to the ambiguity of what this actually provides above what we have already (am a Pro user) I do not event get the discount when I insert my email address on the Prime Purchase link (I am aware of the PayPal issue in that regard, so I confined myself to the direct credit card method)
What about those of us on a Pro account, shelling out $15/year or more, and not able to upgrade to Prime for a one-time $30 payment (read for “free” right now, or at least 30% off)?
This is really disappointing on a number of levels.
I only bought plus on 30th Nov so essentially have to pay again if I want updates past 1.0 and I would imagine that 2.0 will appear sooner or later to get people to upgrade - if that is actually what is offered as others have pointed out.
The discount doesn’t work for me at all - even on the pay by card option.
The pricing seems a bit off $29.99 does not equal £29.99 it equals about £25 (just under actually) & ¥ 3200 is around £22 currently & those take into account the poor performance of GBP recently! So even if I could take advantage of the offer I would be paying the same as I paid just under a month ago.
Its nice that you have free offers for gmail users, but I use google apps (GSuite). Not for commercial reasons but because it better suits my needs a consumer so that is no use to me.
What is correct? “Free upgrades for all versions forever” or is it only “Free upgrades for 1.x versions”?
I am 1 of Insync’s first 100 customers and had Insync Pro, Insync Pro was in 2013 transitioned to Insync Plus because re-packaging of Insync Pro. In a mail from Insync about this transition it says Insync Plus includes free updates for Insync 1.x.
If I already have Insync Plus and Plus includes free updates for Insync 1.x, why should I upgrade to Insync Prime if Prime also only includes free updates for Insync 1.x?
I have about six Insync plus accounts, all running on the same client. That’s over $150 to go Prime even with volume discount. What do I get for that over what I have now?
If I upgrade just one account, when I get an Insync update will my other accounts cease to work on the new client?
Thanks for the pointer, they seem to be doing the decent thing.
It leaves a bad taste in the mouth when you’'ve paid one-off fees (in my case for Plus) and then suddenly a new extra-premium tier is introduced so you have to pay again. I moved from SugarSync to Insync precisely because SugarSync suddenly became much more expensive.
