abruzzi
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So as an existing subscriber for two software products, they are charging you less (~1/2) than if you were to sign up as a new subscriber. Which is certainly at least some incentive to stay with them.
actually this is likely adobe doing some test pricing. I looked into buying the $10/mo plan a number of years ago. People online reccomended it. I went to Adobe and it was $20/mo. I asked and other people said that when they went to the Adobe website it said $10. But for me, it was $20, though other people online swore up and down the site said $10. So I turned on private mode on Safari and it was still $20. I fired up Chrome, in normal mode it said $20 and in private mode it said $10. Firefox gave me $10 for both normal and private mode (I guess Firefox is for cheapskates.) Every price came from the exact same URL. So Adobe frequenlty does these type of pricing tests.
Me, I wrote Adobe off at that point, which is good, because now I cant run most of their software because other software I need has held back my OS updates. Instead I use an old outdated version of Capture One. I have no issues with Adobe or any other vendor doing what they want, but if I don't like it, I'm not going to pay for it.