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Pricing is misleading and I would even say fraudulent. In the past the subscriptions didn't seem worth it.
However, it appeared things had improved so I finally subscribed. Now I regret it. Just more missleading to APPEAR more attractive. Example #1: they advertise $1 off for iOS/android purchases. For a score that is $5.79 in the web app, if you go to iOS app, it's magically $7.99 and is marked down to $6.99 So, it's a dollar off but more expensive. I checked several titles and it was the same for all.
Example #2: They say 24 songs are included. You can pick 12 of them but they pick the other twelve. Recommendation: avoid subscriptions. Purchase one-off music if you can't find it somewhere else. Be sure it's what you want before you buy and so far it's been okay that way. I don't trust them and will not be renewing.
Tip for consumers:
Verify the music score is exactly what you need first and not available elsewhere. Avoid so-called pro subscriptions. Just buy each piece individually. Watch out for different pricing in iOS vs. website. They advertise $1 off in iOS if you have a subscription but for a $5.79 piece, it's $7.99 marked down to $6.99 so even after $1 off it's still more expensive in iOS. This and similar tactics make confidence and trust in them as a company go waaaaay down.
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