Dorico iPad Pricing?

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Could someone clarify the pricing model on the iPad for me, if I decide to purchase Dorico Pro 5 for Macbook? I don’t really understand what is free and what comes with the paid subscription (also, how much does it cost?)

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I paid a one time fee for Dorico Pro 5. There’s no subscription that I’m aware of. I’ll say this, if you purchase Dorico Pro 5 for MacBook, you get literally everything.

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Oh interesting, from what I saw, there was an implication on the iPad version that there was a cost to the iPad version. Thanks!

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Yeah, from what I understand, you can download Dorico Pro 5 on up to three devices be they the same or different kinds of devices. I’d assume iPad is in that lineup? Might help to call and see.

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No. The computer and iPad editions of Dorico are separate and having one does not entitle you to use the other. The iPad edition can be used in a free version, or you can subscribe to a version with more features OR you can pay once for a lifetime subscription.

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Do you know what the cost is? I can’t seem to find an actual number anywhere

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Ahh, well, if that’s the case then I won’t be getting the iPad version. I never planned on getting it anyway since I do all my stuff on the MacBook Pro. I don’t see how the iPad version would make things more convenient for me as it would for others.

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Looks like it’s $4 USD per month or $40 USD per year .

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Ah cool thanks. Any inkling as to what the non free version offers?

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I do not as I don’t have it. But, my guess is that the free version will not have all of the sound packages and other creative packages that come with Dorico Pro 5. I came from Finale V27 when the big announcement was made. So I paid the discounted cross grade price for Dorico Pro 5. I’ll say this though, if I would’ve had an idea of what Dorico Pro 5 was capable of before, I would’ve paid the full $579. As I’ve used it the last couple of weeks, things seem to get easier.

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You can see a side-by-side comparison between ipad and other versions on the Dorico website.

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Thanks for this I somehow missed it!

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Yes, it does really seem to be good. I’m very heavily leaning that direction.

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