AHughes1078

Holy shit, $8/month? You really think your service holds up at $8/month? For stickers, filters, and cheesy effects?

For $10/month you can get the Adobe Photography pack (which comes with Photoshop) and learn how to actually manipulate photos instead of using a watered-down gimmicky app.

Edit: Added a sentence about Photoshop.

That content is only "premium" because it's locked behind a subscription that PicsArt (you) has in place. I'm not complaining about having to pay for content, I don't expect it for free. But it seems like a lot of people reading your comment don't agree that a subscription is the proper way to go for an editing app. Hell, just about everyone hates that Adobe does the same thing for their programs.

And like I already asked, do you really think frames and stickers hold up at $8/month? I mean, I don't expect you to actually agree with me, I'm more of just trying to understand why this price is so high, especially when compared to Photoshop, for $2 extra per month.

In addition, $3,000 worth of content is a moot point when:

• There is no option to even purchase this content outright, and
• You used to offer this content for a one-time fee, before the subscription-based model.

I would pick the 2 cups of coffee, and I don't even drink coffee.

Holy crap.

This right here convinces me that this ALL IS just a publicity stunt.

How is getting a gig being an editor different now than when you first started?

OP is trying to become a meme.