What’s Changed with ProPresenter?

Show Notes

In this episode of ProPresenter Power Talks, we dive into the recent changes to ProPresenter’s licensing model. We’re joined by our host Steve Dirks, as he walks viewers through the process of updating to the new subscription-based system. He demonstrates creating an account, migrating an existing license, and activating the software.

He makes sure to cover topics such as:

• • The shift from a one-time purchase to a subscription model
  • Pricing details for new and existing customers
  • Benefits of the new system, such as streamlined activation and flexible billing
  • New features in the latest ProPresenter update

Steve then offers his perspective on the changes, highlighting positives like easier account management and the ability to add temporary “seats” or active devices, for special events. He addresses concerns about pricing, explaining that the overall cost remains similar to the previous model for most users.

Throughout the demonstration, he provides helpful tips and insights for churches and ministries who are using ProPresenter. He encourages viewers to reach out with questions and invites them to share how they use the software in their organizations.

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