When Adobe released Photoshop for iPad, many users celebrated the announcement until they downloaded the app and verified that in order to use the app we had to pay 10.99 dollars per month, for perhaps more than sporadic use of the app and to which we had to add other costs if we used more apps from the same developer.
Despite being one of the most anticipated apps by iPad users, many said they weren’t ready to pay for such a subscription. Far from lowering the price, Adobe let the time pass and a few hours ago they launched a new app pack at a much lower price.
This app pack includes Photoshop, Illustrator, Fresco, Spark Post and Creative Cloud as well as access to Adobe Fonts and Behance with 100 GB of storage. The monthly fee for this pack of 15.99 dollars per month or 159.99 dollars per year. Taking into account the fact that only Photoshop subscription has 10.99 dollars, obviously if you use or intend to use these apps, it can now be much more expensive.
Adobe announced the offer via its blog, in an article in which Scoot Belsky, Adobe Executive Vice President, stipulate that:
In the development of all successful technologies comes a turning point, a time when technology, design, availability and understanding of market needs are maturing and this technology suddenly seems not only viable, but inevitable. I think we’re at that tipping point with mobile authoring tools.
If you only intend to work from the iPad, this is an option to consider. However, if you want get the most out of a PC or Mac through Creative Cloud and storage space, you will have to pay the monthly Photoshop subscription which has a price of 10.99 dollars per month. If you also want Illustrator, you have to add an additional 10 dollars per month.
