Therefore I do believe PB's pricing is completely and utterly detached from reality. Sure, the app development and service maintenance isn't free, but I have a VERY hard time believing the maintenance costs of PB would come anywhere close to even a mere 1% of the traffic and server load that Netflix or Spotify or OneDrive has to handle, not to mention the fact that for that money you also get access to music/video/office for multiple people. PB has value, absolutely, but not this much. I think the answer to every single question here is a big fat no.

Is PB worth 60% of Office 365, giving you 5 installs of MS Office and 1TB of cloud storage to up to 5 people?.Is PB worth half of SpotifyPremium/Google Play Music?.Is PB worth half of your Netlflix HD plan?.If you think about what PB does (send a KB of text from one to another few devices), just ask yourself: Now, sure, 5$ in itself isn't a huge amount of money, but the value proposition is downright horrible. Call me cheap, but 5$/month is not at all a justified price for PB. After all, I pay for Google Music, netflix, LastPass Premium, and Office 365, why not pay for another service I use often? First of all: I love your service! Even though some people are complaining about no new features, I don't mind: PB does what I need it to do, which is remote SMS support, and notifications through the PB API, so some of my apps running at home can notify me anywhere.Īs I'm a working adult, I'm more than willing to support you, and thus after the current news that PB would shun some applications from access to free users, I was completely willing to pay for PB Pro.

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