What FreeCut 1.3 Publicly Says About Free and Pro

Pricing pages become unreliable when they describe internal purchase experiments as if they were already in the store. For public FreeCut 1.3, the evidence is deliberately small: the App Store lists monthly and yearly Pro purchases, and the product description identifies ad removal as the Pro benefit.

Why this site does not hard-code one regional price

App Store prices can differ by country, currency, tax and Apple price tier. The purchase sheet displayed to the user is the authoritative place for the local amount, trial information and renewal terms. A website number can become stale even when the product itself has not changed.

What was removed from the public pricing story

Local development code previously led the site to advertise AI credits, Lifetime, editor time limits, higher bitrate, priority support and effect or template packs. Those items are not supported by the public 1.3 listing and are no longer presented as things a visitor can buy.

• No Lifetime tier is advertised.
• No AI-credit balance or credit purchase is promised.
• No effect pack or downloadable template pack is sold on the website.
• No undocumented export-quality gate is assigned to Pro.
• No forced watermark is used as a Pro upsell claim.

How to review a subscription before buying

1. 01Open the public App Store page on the device and account that will make the purchase.
2. 02Read the exact product name, billing period and local price in Apple's interface.
3. 03Confirm whether a trial is offered rather than assuming one from a website article.
4. 04Review how to manage or cancel the subscription in Apple ID settings.
5. 05Save the purchase confirmation for account or support questions.

What creator-first means here

It means the purchase story is short enough to audit. Visitors can decide whether ad-free use is worth the monthly or yearly option without being asked to price a speculative bundle of future automation features.

Public pricing should describe what a buyer can purchase today, not what exists in a development branch.