The second being that of a professional Graphics Designer like myself who makes money from using Gravit designer, in this case, I think it is fair to be charged some money but I still think that the $99 price tag is a bit far-fetched.

The first being that of a hobbyist who has been using the FREE software for a good number of years and witnessed the development of the tool from basic to pro and is now shut out and cannot pay the $99 fee because he won’t be getting any value in terms of profit from it. This analysis wouldn’t be complete without me giving you my take on whether I think the Gravit Designer Pro’s $99 price tag is actually worth it. In fairness to all parties involved, I would like to look at this from three perspectives. Although we expect that improvements will be made in future updates as has always been the case since Gravit designer was launched in 2014. The other issue is that Gravit designer pro lacks a powerful enough engine to manipulate to-taste images of the highest quality, the Gravit designer pro engine seems to struggle when such images are imported and attempts are made to manipulate them.

This downgrade cuts you off from even the most basic of tools (like Fonts changer, bezigon tool, high-quality export .etc) and makes the software pretty much a shadow of itself. Although Gravit designer gives you a 15-day free trial of Gravit designer pro ( it was amazing while it lasted), after which you get heavily downgraded to a basic version of Gravit designer - if you do not pay to continue using the pro version which costs around 99 dollars. Gravit designer joined the Corel family in June 2018 after the Corel family were impressed by the progress made by the software and as a result, Gravit designer became a paid software at around September 2018. Despite all the pros, there are two cons

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