Any experience with Viddyoze?

[seoguy81]

Anyone here has used Viddyoze?

I've been consistently seeing a special "promo ad" on facebook for the past 3 days (must say it is working on me) with a special offer of $47 or $67 lifetime license.

I worked with Adobe AE in the past and while its not very expensive, the software isn't cheap either, besides the fact that it nearly kills my windows resources.

Any experiences between AE and Viddyoze from anyone who has used it?

 

[timbuk3]

Anyone here has used Viddyoze?

I've been consistently seeing a special "promo ad" on facebook for the past 3 days (must say it is working on me) with a special offer of $47 or $67 lifetime license.

I worked with Adobe AE in the past and while its not very expensive, the software isn't cheap either, besides the fact that it nearly kills my windows resources.

Any experiences between AE and Viddyoze from anyone who has used it?

I've been seeing the same adds and it looks interesting but want to hear from someone who's actually used it too

 

[codi medenz]

Same here. i see the ads too. does it mean if you pay $67. you will use it for lifetime, no monthly charges again?

 

[seoguy81]

Same here. i see the ads too. does it mean if you pay $67. you will use it for lifetime, no monthly charges again?

That's my understanding too. So in effect the deal looks too good to be true.
Adobe AE costs like $30 -- $45/month (Agreed its super cool and stuff), but $67 looks like a steel.

They don't provide a trial and the website has a "beta invite" only.

I'd grab it for $67 especially if it meant being able to overlay videos and do some other cool stuff that AE an offer.

So..... anyone out there who has taken up the offer or has had a private invite to use the sofware?

 

[baylife]

For the $67 you will get access to the core product and 70 templates. For full access to the templates, you will have to subscibe to the "template club". Info from the FAQ at the bottom of their page.