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It's not hard to figure out why they make more money selling premade stuff than they do selling software. At most, any software company could have only about 1-3 main applications to sell. They have "selling peaks" such as major upgrades, and then dies down after a few months or so, at which point they're in the process of answering technical problems from customers, trying to track bugs and fixing them at the same time, which cost a lot of time and money. Compare that with selling a wide variety of premade models that has a maximum price of about $20. It's no wonder that they even have the money to buy Newtek, which according to the article was one of DAZ's choices to buy but opted for Eovia.
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