I was curious about this example since I'm familiar with Panic. Prompt was released on October 8, 2014 for the price of $9.99[1]. It received bug fixes and new features until v2.6.19 on May 2, 2022[2]. $9.99 for almost 8 years of bug fixes and new features seems like a great deal, though probably unsustainable for the developer. That's developing against iOS 7 through iOS 15 and multiple versions of iPhones and iPads.
So the person you replied to didn't decrease the number by an order of magnitude in their example. Panic decided to increase the non-subscription price for Prompt 3.x and its updates by 10x, while also bundling the iOS/iPadOS and the new macOS product into a single purchase.
So the person you replied to didn't decrease the number by an order of magnitude in their example. Panic decided to increase the non-subscription price for Prompt 3.x and its updates by 10x, while also bundling the iOS/iPadOS and the new macOS product into a single purchase.
[1]https://blog.panic.com/introducing-prompt-2/
[2]https://help.panic.com/releasenotes/prompt2/