Woot! Pricing and Release info :D

Kim

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http://xenforo.com/community/threads/beta-release-date-and-pricing.3876/

Oh yeah baby!
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well this would not be an auction. we can only hope that the servers work fine during that time period and the payment gateway does not give up.
There will be a 24 hour period so I can't see there being too many problems in purchasing a license.

Perhaps as soon as it is announced there might be but just wait a few hours.
 
any chance to pre-register for the "Special Sale" to not have to be glued in front of the computer and waiting for the "date" ?
my eyes are already bad enough......
I hope Kier is reading this. I'll be glued to XenForo anyway. Just tired of reading vB veterans' "I am a member of vBulletin forum since 2001......." So when I heard of xF first, I registered right away. I hope I'll be one of the first buyers too. I will be able to say in 2020 "I am a member of XenForo forum and a license holder since 2010. So listen to my bla bla bla". :p
 
We would like customers to extend their licenses, obviously and recognise that they may wish to continue without accessing updates or support. In order that a balance is maintained, the license extension will extend the 'valid until' date by 12 months. Where a license has not been extended for 9 months or more, a reactivation fee (more than an extension and less than a new purchase) will be applied and the license will be extended by 12 months from that day.

I find this silly. All renewals should be one price, no matter how much time has lapsed since the initial purchase or last renewal. Id rather see a slightly higher renewal fee than a two-tiered renewal pricing model.
 
I find this silly. All renewals should be one price, no matter how much time has lapsed since the initial purchase or last renewal. Id rather see a slightly higher renewal fee than a two-tiered renewal pricing model.

I think it's only fair to the people who paid the renewal fee every year, for several years, on time. If those who leap in five years later because they suddenly need an upgrade or tech support only have to pay the normal renewal fee, it makes suckers out of the rest of us. And is it ever a good idea to make suckers out of your regular paying customers suckers in order to appeal to the fly-by-night, randomly-renewing slackers?
 
Is it so surprising? We, the development team supported vBulletin for years before a dedicated support team was hired.
Im guessing XF was in development at least in some capacity back when yall were Jelsoft.
Hence why things appeared pretty quickly once you were no longer part of IB.
Or maybe you guys have a team of coders in some sweatshop in India doing all the heavy lifting :D
 
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