By You can now purchase all of the Affinity software as a bundle called Affinity V2 Universal License.
Serif, the developer of Affinity software, has made it quite easy for creators, artists, and designers to access all of their favorite apps across different platforms at an affordable price.
This is a quick rundown of the differences between the regular and universal pricing plans to help you decide which one you should get.
What Is Affinity V2 Universal License?
Affinity software has several options right now:
- Affinity Photo 2
- Affinity Designer 2
- Affinity Publisher 2
- Affinity Photo 2 for iPad
- Affinity Designer 2 for iPad
- Affinity Publisher 2 for iPad
The main software suite is available on both Windows and Mac OS.
Before the Affinity V2, you had to buy them individually for every platform. And that was quite a hassle and a bit more expensive too. That goes away for good.
Now, Affinity V2 Universal License gives you full access to all of the software across all of the platforms for a single price.
Affinity V2 Universal License costs $164.99 for all 3 software, across Windows, Mac, and iPad platforms.
What If You Only Want One?
Sure, you can still buy Affinity software individually.
If you only want a copy of Affinity Photo 2 on Windows, you can get it for $69.99.
However, that will only give you access to the Windows version of the software. If you also want it on Mac, you will have to pay another $69.99.
Who Should Get an Affinity V2 Universal License?
If you were to buy Affinity Photo 2 and Affinity Designer 2 just on one platform, it would cost you around $140.
But for an additional $15 bucks, you can get the Universal License to access the entire software pack.
Plus, if you already own an older version of Affinity software, you can upgrade to this license at a discounted price.
I think it’s definitely a bargain. Designers and creators should go for the Universal License as it gives you full access across multiple platforms.
If you only want to test it out, a free trial is still available.
