Pricing

One licence per computer. A shop with two prepress stations needs two — and the second does not cost what the first did: talk to us.

Annual

On request

  • A year of use, on one computer
  • Every update released that year
  • A warning 30 days before it ends, and seven days of grace after — a renewal in transit must never stop a press
  • Renewal with nothing to look up: we know which computer is yours and send the new key

Perpetual

On request

  • No term. The key does not expire
  • The version you bought, for good, on the computer it was issued for
  • Zero network requests. A key with no term has nothing to check, and the program never reaches outside — not once
  • Future updates arranged separately

In both

  • The whole program. Nothing is held back for a dearer plan — imposition, die-cutting, nesting, duplex, variable data, ganging, booklets and preflight are in both.
  • Verification without a network. The licence is checked on your own computer, with no server anywhere. A shop with no internet works just the same.
  • Updating undoes nothing. Replacing the program does not touch the licence or the presets.
  • Support direct, by email or phone, from the person who wrote it.

How to buy

There is no shopping cart. Keys are issued by hand, one at a time, for the computer that will run them — so the process goes through us:

  1. Download the program and try it on a job of your own.
  2. Write to us with the company name, the VAT number and the computer code the Licence window shows.
  3. We send the invoice. Once it is paid, the licence file arrives by email.
  4. Open the file in the Licence window. Export comes back and the overprint goes.

If you have not installed anything yet, write anyway — the computer code can follow later.

Two questions that always come up

I changed Macs. Now what? The key is tied to the computer it was issued for, so a new Mac needs a new key. Tell us and we will sort it out — it is not a second purchase.

And if the licence runs out? Nothing is lost. The program goes back to its unlicensed state: it opens, imposes and previews with the overprint, and stops writing files. Presets, settings and files stay exactly where they were.