Plugin prices are going up in June

Our plugin pricing model has remained unchanged for the duration of the 2.x lifecycle. Once 3.0 comes out, though, prices will be going up. We wanted to put this post out in the interest of transparency: so the community is aware of what we’re planning and why, and so they have time to buy at current prices before the cost increase kicks in. Don’t forget, if you have a valid license, as 3.0 comes comes out soon, it will be a free update. If your license has expired, you’ll need to purchase a new one to get the 3.0 goodness.

Anyone who has watched the preview videos or checked out the 3.0 betas will know that a lot has changed in this new code base. There’s a ton of new functionality for both free and PRO users alike. We have invested some serious ducats into making this next generation a product we are proud of. We believe the new features, and our commitment to support is a good value for the price you’re paying. We’re committed to developing, and enhancing the Events Calendar suite of products for the long haul, and that means our we need to be around to do so.

The new pricing structure includes a 20% increase, and is as follows:

• Personal licenses will cost $60 for Events Calendar PRO, Community Events, WooTickets, Eventbrite Tickets & the forthcoming soon-to-be-named Filters plugin, and $25 for Facebook Events.
• Business licenses will cost $120 for Events Calendar PRO, Community Events, WooTickets, Eventbrite Tickets & the forthcoming soon-to-be-named Filters plugin, and $40 for Facebook Events.
• Developer licenses will cost $300 for Events Calendar PRO, Community Events, WooTickets, Eventbrite Tickets & the forthcoming soon-to-be-named Filters plugin, and $70 for Facebook Events.

Do you have more questions about why we’re raising prices? We’re pretty open about how we do things around here. Feel free to reach out.  We’d love to hear your feedback.