Secondly, this acquisition provides us with access to resources that will enable us to innovate faster, as we continue to strive to deliver an even better product than the one you have come to know and love. First of all, we (LogMeIn/LastPass) have no plans to change our existing business model. To address the concerns that some in our community have raised, I want to personally assure you that this is good news for our users. Thank you for all the support we have received in response to our exciting news today. LastPass swears their business model won’t change, with the company’s CEO chiming in with an update to quiet the riots: With those insane deals, we understand why folks are worried about the influence LogMeIn might have on LastPass. You can get a full year for $12, and a 10-year subscription costs just $120. LastPass isn’t above premium subscriptions themselves, though theirs are much easier to swallow in comparison (particularly because the service itself is smaller in scope). The consumer-focused version of their product - LogMeIn Pro - has been a little more reasonable at $99 per year, but the company did eventually get rid of a limited free version to force folks to pay up.
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