Guys, calm down a bit and easy on the accusations. First, let me remind you all of these claims that we have to inform you before we do anything is not possible. What we can do is discuss afterward some topics that are of interest but we cannot post everything so that all of our competitors should know what we are doing. And believe me, they are looking.
I appreciate that all of you are interested in how Aqua Mail will be developed and you are excited about the app. This makes me and our team very happy but we can find a better way of asking and giving information.
Regarding subscriptions. Some of you even suggested that we should have an annual fee in order to keep developing our product and being profitable. Being profitable guarantees that we will remain independent from big corporations.
We kept the one time Pro key, but because it's one time and not subscription it's on a higher price which is very logical.
If you already have paid one time and have a working license you'll keep having it forever, regardless that we will have to pay wages to developers to keep delivering updates to you. So for the price of only 1-2 coffees, some of you have it for even less you will have a working product till the end of the eternity of time. Try going to your local coffee shop and claim that you'll pay $5 and you'll be there every day to get your coffee for free for as long as you decide. I guess this is a great deal, isn't it? Let's drop this topic once and for all because it's getting old explaining the same thing over and over again.
Stop speculating that we will lie and squeeze out anybody's money in a "sneaky" way as some of you implied. This is fake news and speculations.
My opinion about Spark- yes they can be popular in iOS but for Android, they have a long way to go and look at their price and then start accusing MobiSystems of being here only for the money. They charge $75 per user per year, so at least be honest of your comparisons before you claim any speculations or how Aqua Mail is too expensive and everyone else is "for free". Rember the old saying "There's no free lunch", right?
Again thank you @parisgeek for the elaborate analysis, much appreciated.