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Bad Subscriptions

Im with you and I totally get it, subscription fatigue is very real. But give me a minute to convince you that we built Renderjuice to be different. We designed and built Renderjuice ground-up to be a tool that can be relied upon consistently without the nuisance of having to cancel, subscribe, and unsubscribe over and over again. By allowing you to perpetually rollover your rendering minutes, you don’t have to think about being wasteful when you don’t need the tool. This is in contrast to subscriptions like Adobe Creative Cloud where if you use Photoshop once on January, but don’t need it for a few months, you don’t gain anything by staying subscribed on the plan. It’s wholly a loss for not having unsubscribed and resubscribed when you need to access your software. There is absolutely nothing to be gained by not going through this tedious task. Ugh - truly annoying when companies milk money from “ghost” customers. We’ve all been one. We don’t want to do that. With Renderjuice, your render minutes continue to rollover so it’s totally A-OK to stay on a plan and come back when you actually need it. There’s no loss to leaving Renderjuice on autopilot and accumulating render minutes for when you actually need it. With automatic minute rollovers and no ceiling on an amount to these minutes, when you aren’t rendering much for a few months, you can just set the tool aside. Maybe you and your team are still storyboarding, or maybe you personally just need some time off! During these times, you can relax knowing that it’ll still be there when you need it and aren’t ultimately losing anything by juggling another subscription. We want you to be able to relax and know that you’re receiving fair value.

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Good Subscriptions

Think about the services you use all the time, the services that you don’t even bat an eye at when you get charged for it. Maybe you dont even realize its a subscription! A couple examples that I personally use are Verizon Wireless, my electricity bill, Google Drive, Figma, and Spotify. How annoying would it be to resubscribe to Spotify every time we want to enjoy a tune? The differentiatiors of these subscriptions is that they are services that are meant to be daily drivers. Theyre all things that we use many times per day and are fundamental to our workflow. It simply doesn’t make sense to continue to unsubscribe and resubscribe to these, and the subscription model actually makes our lives more convenient. This is ultimately what we desire for Renderjuice. It’s meant to be a tool that is consistently there. Whenever you need it. We hope that it will grow to be an irreplaceable tool and a fundamental piece of your workflow when working with 3D software. Just knowing that you can rely on rendering at high speeds and not lock up your computer ultimately can improve the way you work and unlock new ways of working with your team. I hope this sheds some light on how Renderjuice was designed to be a daily driver! We’re always open to feedback. Please email me directly at stevie@renderjuice.com or use our chat bubble to get in touch. Until next time, keep blendering and rendering. Stevie, Khushnud, Erlan Date: February 22, 2024