Feedback: Stop hiding the Pro features

[pi7266]

It would be great if you didn't deliberately obscure the features that the Pro version provides. I would consider spending money on the pro version, but in all my attempts to find out what that offers, I have no idea. Typically companies advertise what you get when you pay for something, you are doing the opposite and I firmly believe you are shooting yourself in the foot by doing that.

At this stage I will not buy the pro version, simply because I have no idea whether I would benefit from it.

[MrSaneApps]

Fair criticism.

SaneClick Pro is the full version: all 50+ scripts across every category, the custom script editor, script testing before deployment, and import/export of script collections. Basic is the starter set.

I’ve already made the website and the upgrade copy more explicit, but I agree this should be easy to understand before you pay, not something you have to hunt for.

If there is a specific screen in the current build where this still feels hidden or unclear, point me to it and I’ll tighten that path.

• Mr. Sane

[pi7266]

Cheers for the reply. The settings page where you select which extensions to enable, you have the basic set and then the pro categories. Clicking on the pro categories leads to blurred out options, you could simply put a pro tag on the right of each of the options and make them unable to be selected rather than obscuring what they actually are.

More than happy to purchase the pro version, just want to make sure there’d be some benefit before I do 😊

[MrSaneApps]

You’re right. The current Pro presentation is still too opaque.

The specific change I need to make is exactly what you described: show the Pro options clearly in the settings UI, mark them as Pro, and make them non-selectable instead of hiding the details behind blurred categories.

I’m keeping this open until that lands.

[MrSaneApps]

Fixed in the current settings/main-window cleanup pass. Basic mode now shows the Pro categories directly in the sidebar instead of hiding them, so you can see what Pro unlocks before buying.