I was in support when people asked for Premium plan for Kodular but not in this way certainly. This plan is like forcing the users to Upgrade to Premium or Stop developing Apps.
Though I don’t have any concerns regarding the number of projects and also think that it’s a legit criteria for Premium plan (10 projects for Freemium plan)
But having restrictions on asset size and number of extensions to use is ultimately telling users to stop developing and stop being creative with their apps.
@Diego I hope you still consider one of your reply on an old topic below.
Specially the highlighted one. Although the part that is not highlighted is also equally important.
This gives some hope. Let’s see. But otherwise as of now it seems to be more of a “Mandatory Premium” plan rather than a “Freemium” plan and also missing the Good Old Days of Kodular
