How much is the most your willing to pay for a iPad Pro fully supported app ?

[max2]

I am curious.

 

[sjleworthy]

depends what the app is and how important it is to me. if it's an invaluable work thing then easily 25 bucks.

 

[throAU]

Depends what it does.

I have paid more than 25 dollars for apps in the past.

Whether it is an ipad app, a mac app or a PC application, if it does a good job at something i want to do then i will pay up to hundreds of dollars for it.

 

[darkarn]

I think you should include a more than 25 dollar option; some games are just too good to not spend any dime on them!

 

[neutrino23]

Up to $100. More than that it would have to be a very important app.

 

[Rok73]

Depends on the type of app. No vote from me.

 

[maflynn]

Really depends on the app, are we talking about a game, that brings some diversion, which I'm only wanting to pay a few bucks, or something like a Photoshop replacement?

I didn't vote, my decision is dependent on the need, and the solution the app meets.

 

[Booji]

Yup, really depends on its ability uniquely address a need and how good it is. I'd pay $100 if it were something that was so good I could not do without it.

 

[MDMachiavelli]

For music creation software such as Cubasis, I am willing to pay a little more than $25.

 

[DeltaMac]

If it will be for my job or my business, and I will be making money with that app, then you have to decide if the app is the only app available that does that particular task. I might be willing to pay several hundred $, assuming it has good performance, and good history (I am looking at architectural design software right now, and price would be (almost) no object. )

 

[sparksd]

Of course it depends on functionality, need, and likelihood of long-term support and improvement but I'd certainly be willing to pay $100, just as I would on a laptop or desktop. So, no vote given.

 

[mrallank59]

I paid 50 bucks for a golf gps app several years ago

 

[kazmac]

Due to sort of foreseen circumstances, no paid apps for awhile. Once things get back on track, not more than $10. I wound up not using Affinity Photo on either platform (iPad and Mac.) I'd rather spend the time watching tutorials on drawing really.

 

[lexvo]

Totally depends on the type of app and my needs. For example I spent something like $50-$60 on OmniFocus for iOS (there were seperate apps for iPad and iPhone at the time), well worth it because I use OmniFocus several times a day.

 

[EasyB]

I really don't like paying more than $5 because most apps get old fast, only a few that have been with me for awhile. And it pisses me off that you have to buy just to try most paid apps. You should either have a 30 day trial or limited functionality before you buy, then I would pay more maybe.

But for a business app that the profession has widely accepted, I imagine the sky is the limit. I pay $100 a month for a estimation app, and it is worth it.

 

[TMRJIJ]

It really depends on the app and the need but I just don’t like subscription model. I rather pay $100+ to own the app rather than ‘rent’ it.
And this is coming from a developer myself so don’t give me that crap about not supporting them.