Many times while we are alive, life shows us that when we buy something with a low or average quality that is cheap too, we will have to replace it in a short time, and pay again for a better product or service. The same goes for the software solutions, even though many people believe they don’t have to pay for a full version of the software. Also, there are two sides to that, because some solutions work great even though they are free of charge, but at the same time, others can take a lot of time until developed, tested, and resolved, and that’s why the users should pay for them.
You also have to know that the developers are often under pressure and on tight deadlines because the people who order the software usually aren’t aware of how much time it takes until the code is written, and the product is tested by the QA-team at the company. When in a hurry, they don’t have a lot of time to test every line of the code, and that may result in bad solutions that don’t work properly. On the other hand, simple codes don’t take too much time and effort, and the developers earn in alternative ways, by placing ads while you use them.
As you can see on PasPartoo, many development companies are trying to give the best quality for the most competitive price, also providing customer support and consultations with the clients.
And believe us, it’s difficult to find the right balance, for every side to be satisfied. But, if you need more reasons why it’s worth paying for high-quality software, here are some of them:
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1. No failures during work
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We’ve all been there – trying to do something using our free or cracked app, and right at the moment we want to complete the task, it crashes and you lose everything you do, or you can’t save the job to use it again. Frustrating, right? But, if you decide to buy the software, you can be sure that even if there is some glitch or failure, it will be resolved almost immediately, without having to get nervous and frustrated.
2. Great customer support
When you pay for the products you use, just like you pay for the food and clothes, you are helping some companies to hire more people and give them competitive salaries. Most of the time, software development companies depend mostly on big businesses, but individual users are also an important chain in their job. That’s why most of these companies can afford 24/7 customer support, for those who have some problems using their software.
3. Avoid settling for less
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All of us want to save some money, and that’s why we are ready to pay less without even comparing the settings and properties of particular software. It’s the same as for the other products you are using. A cheap product means low-quality ingredients, and when we talk about developing solutions, they probably don’t find it important to make it easy, simple, and responsive if the developers aren’t paid for that. Probably you’ve seen that with your smartphone apps. The free ones are usually pretty limited, or they are full of ads because those people have to earn their money anyhow.
But when you choose to pay for the app, you have the complete version that works smoothly and won’t cause any issues on your phone. Of course, there are those who have a lot of products, and every now and then release lite versions of their most popular software products.
4. Appreciate the internal quality
Once again we will use the everyday products to compare. When something looks pretty and shiny from the outside, it doesn’t mean it’s the same from the inside. Even when two apps look pretty same and they do the same job, but one of them is free, and the other one is paid, we can’t say that they are the same thing. Probably the more expensive ones have more optimized code and work better in some tiny details that the people can’t see. So, don’t judge before you try it. Of course, if you can’t afford to buy an app, and the free one works well, then you don’t have to spend your money. Appreciating the internal quality is equal to appreciating the time and effort every developer puts in when creating something new and valuable. Can you just imagine how many tests, modifications, and changes are made during the developing process until you get the final product? That’s the value of the internal quality.
5. You are getting new features and updates quickly
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As you probably already have seen, some updates come quicker when you use the paid version of some app. That’s their way to say “thank you” to those who support them all the time. This also depends on the internal quality, because when the code is tidy and easy to understand, it’s easier to add something new, test it once or twice, see how it goes, and then release the update. So, can you imagine what is happening when you have to do that for a messy code? It’s difficult just to think about it, and that’s why you may have to wait longer for the new update.
When you give money for something, you are supporting someone’s business, and encourage them to become even better, and provide great products and services. Surely, we don’t have a routine to consider the software as something we have to pay for that, but luckily, people are getting aware of that, and they learn how to appreciate someone else’s time, money, and effort.
The developers are making for living from this, and it’s normal and expected for them to have reasonable pricing for their products. But, at the same time, we must be aware that not everyone is able to afford some app, and that’s why there are free versions of the same functions. It’s on you to decide what you will use.
