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The pricing of GitKraken is a little frustrating. 5 pounds a month is quite a hefty price just to be able to use a private repo. Especially since it has not materially changed for my usage, so I would have been much happier giving them the £50 for a single licence.

This is once of those scenarios where subscription for an enterprise might be a thing, but makes no sense for me. The JetBrains model would make sense and I could justify that.



$5/m is honestly peanuts. The amount of value I get from it is way, way more than that. I pay it yearly, like I do for PHPStorm.


But if you get no value from PHPStorm you can stop paying for it and you do not lose access unlike a subscription.

You just don't get new features.

My issue is that I do not get £5 worth of value each month from GitKraken. I get value every couple of months, and it is to explain to other people what they are doing wrong rather than direct value for me.


Then stop paying for it.


Stop paying for what? I don't pay for GitKraken because I can't justify subscribing to software that doesn't materially change.

The risk is that they have to keep "doing stuff" to justify a subscription and we will end up with a new email client.


Hahahahahahaha




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