Dynalist Pro 50% off promotion
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Posted by Paul Korm
Dec 21, 2019 at 10:51 AM
Dynalist Pro is offering a 50% discount on its Pro level
https://dynalist.io/pricing?promo=XMAS19
Posted by satis
Dec 21, 2019 at 12:50 PM
I got that email yesterday. It’s their yearly offer, though it’s a little surprising they didn’t offer it around Black Friday.
I’m conflicted, because I think $48 a fair value at that 50% off price (a price that ‘early bird’ users were able to lock into for life back in 2017), but I don’t want to have to migrate my lists when it pops back up to $96/yr next December. (And they’ve not permitted users to take two discount deals in a row.)
Posted by Dr Andus
Dec 21, 2019 at 07:23 PM
The full price is double of the WorkFlowy Pro subscription.
But is it doubly as good as WorkFlowy?
I wish I could have both, and at $48 I would be willing, but paying $48 + $96 just feels too much.
Maybe they are missing a trick, not targeting WorkFlowy users who already bought into the concept (and so would be the ideal customers) but would want to also keep their WorkFlowy subscription…
Posted by Luhmann
Dec 22, 2019 at 04:35 AM
Their free plan is very generous, but I too think they should have a mid-range option for students and others who would like to pay for more but can’t afford the full plan. I think a lot of people are simply turned off by the high price and don’t even try the free option because it seems like one could never afford to move up - even if you ended up liking the app. A mid-range price would help encourage more people to stay. I tried to convince them of this but the developers were not persuaded. I guess if it is working for them then who am I to tell them otherwise? I’m lucky that I got the early bird pricing so I can’t complain…
Posted by Paul Korm
Dec 22, 2019 at 10:47 AM
Dynalist offers a 50% discount to students, renewable yearly.
https://help.dynalist.io/article/117-student-discount
Luhmann wrote:
I too think they should have a
>mid-range option for students and others who would like to pay for more
>but can’t afford the full plan.