V2 upgrade

[TomM1]

I own Designer and Publisher purchased from the Serif store.

My copy of Photo was acquired through the Apple  app store years ago.

When V2 is available, I would like to upgrade all 3 from the Serif store.

So is there anyway to get the upgrade price on Photo while transferring the purchase to the Serif store

and not use the app store?

Thank you.

[ashf]

Upgrade paths are still unknown.
But at least you can request for a upgrade path from the AppStore to the Affinity Store...

[Guest]

I have the same question...  I purchased AD and AP from MAS and Publisher from Serif.  I also want to transition all of the licenses to Serif.  I suppose worst case just delete the MAS apps and install those from Serif's store.

I try not to purchase apps from MAS but direct from the publisher...

[GarryP]

From what I have read in the forums, it seems like the V2 software will be a separate purchase so you can get them from any store no matter who you got the V1 licences from, but you cannot transfer a licence from one store to another.

See here for more details:

 

 

[Patrick Connor]

Your V2 purchase can be made from any store irrespective of where your V1 purchase was made. More exciting news on this next week 

[TomM1]

On 10/25/2022 at 3:13 PM, TomM1 said:

I own Designer and Publisher purchased from the Serif store.

My copy of Photo was acquired through the Apple  app store years ago.

When V2 is available, I would like to upgrade all 3 from the Serif store.

So is there anyway to get the upgrade price on Photo while transferring the purchase to the Serif store

and not use the app store?

Thank you.

My question was assuming there would be some upgrade discount for currant V1 owners.

In any event I will purchase all three V2 apps.

[Patrick Connor]

3 hours ago, TomM1 said:

In any event I will purchase all three V2 apps

Thanks, good for you. I cannot say too much, but I suggest you don't press buy until you have assessed the available options (and no I'm not referring to a subscription)

[TomM1]

53 minutes ago, Patrick Connor said:

Thanks, good for you. I cannot say too much, but I suggest you don't press buy until you have assessed the available options (and no I'm not referring to a subscription)

Yes indeed.