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gina238
gina238
Inspiring
September 24, 2019
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Fresco app $10 a month??

  • September 24, 2019
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They are charging $10 a month for mobile drawing app? Have they lost their minds. As a photography plan and illustrator single app plan user I have always had access to adobe mobile apps for free with my plan. I played around with fresco but when I tried to save as psd file it asked for 9.99 a month membership. The same price as professional version of photoshop? I will stick with procreate and sketches app. Both of which do not charge a monthly charge which surprises me cause procreate is an amazing app that I do all my painting in. Fresco doesn't even come close to procreate. Adobe is cuckoo for Cocoa Puffs if they think they can charge that much for a little painting drawing app. 

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    Correct answer Sheena Kaul

    Hi gina238,

    Adobe Fresco is available in a freemium model - you can start with a free starter plan and then upgrade to a paid version to get the premium features. 

    If you subscribe to any of the following plans, you will get access to Adobe Fresco's premium offering:

    • Adobe Fresco Single App plan
    • Adobe Photoshop Single App plan
    • Adobe Creative Cloud All Apps plan

     

    Let me know if you still have questions.

    Regards,

    Sheena

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    RingerT
    Participating Frequently
    September 26, 2019

    One additional comment:

    The newest version of ClipStudio (for MacOS) will support sidecar!

    So while ClipStudio for iOS is quite expensive (subscription plan) the App for Mac OS is not (there are a lot of discounts).

    So this might drag people more to use ClipStudio on the Mac while using the iPad as a graphic tablet with sidecar.

    One more reason beside Procreate for Adobe to get e bit more attractive for digital artists.

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    RingerT
    Participating Frequently
    September 25, 2019

    Ok, that's really disappointing. I'm also a subscriber of the Photoshop Photography plan and so I thought that fresco will be included in this plan. As it seems, it is not. That's a real dealbreaker. So I will stay with procreate for sure and uninstall fresco from my iPad Pro. No need to try it 6 month for free because there is no chance that I will pay additional 10€ or more per month beside my Photoshop/Photography plan. It's the same fault they made with Clip Studio but even more expensive. I'm sure, you will loose or miss a lot of creative people out there with this kind of price policy. Too bad and frustrating

      gina238
      gina238Author
      Inspiring
      September 25, 2019
      I already uninstalled fresco. Looking forward to Procreate 5😃
      Sheena Kaul
      Sheena KaulCorrect answer
      Legend
      September 25, 2019

      Hi gina238,

      Adobe Fresco is available in a freemium model - you can start with a free starter plan and then upgrade to a paid version to get the premium features. 

      If you subscribe to any of the following plans, you will get access to Adobe Fresco's premium offering:

      • Adobe Fresco Single App plan
      • Adobe Photoshop Single App plan
      • Adobe Creative Cloud All Apps plan

       

      Let me know if you still have questions.

      Regards,

      Sheena

        gina238
        gina238Author
        Inspiring
        December 6, 2019

        I pay for Photography Plan and I pay for Illustrator single plan a total of $32 a month not including tax. Let me know if they offer Fresco app with either of these subscriptions.

        Sheena Kaul
        Sheena Kaul
        Legend
        December 6, 2019

        Hi Gina,

         

        The Fresco app is available as a single app in the plan but is included in the plans as below:

        1. Photoshop single app plan

        2. Creative Cloud all apps plan.

         

        Regards,

        Sheena

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