Lock In Legacy Pricing Before It Changes

Here at Answers to the ACS I’ve worked hard to keep prices low because I understand how expensive flight training already is. Prices have stayed the same since 2023 when the app was first released and do not reflect the updates in content and features that have taken place since. Over the last several years I’ve poured a huge amount of time, care, and effort into building and maintaining a product that helps fully prepare applicants for their checkride.

Most companies raise prices on all subscribers when a price change happens. I don’t think that’s fair to people who supported this early.

Additionally, the default behavior for price changes on the App Store - assuming a developer wants to keep existing subscribers at the same price - only applies to the specific subscription you keep active without interruption. If you cancel for a while or switch to a different subscription, you’re moved to the new higher pricing.

I didn’t feel that was fair either. So I took the time to set up a system to ensure that the price for all products (Private, Instrument, Commercial, etc.) — not just the one you originally subscribed to — remains at today’s rate indefinitely, as long as you subscribed to something before the cutoff date.

That means, for example, you can subscribe to Private now, take a break when you’re done, then come back later for Instrument when you’re ready, and still see the old pricing.

As the app grows with more manuals, videos, and features, new subscribers will pay the updated prices that reflect that growth. Early supporters, however, stay on legacy pricing as a long-term thank you for being here from the start.