![]() ![]() ![]() Setapp will also include upgrades to new release versions that you'd normally have to pay for, something I run into as a user of the TweetBot twitter client, which relies on users paying for its major updates, such as when it went from version 3 to 4 last October. Growing the selection makes sense, because if Setapp only offers you $100 worth of apps you want, you might feel better off buying those outright instead of springing for years of monthly payments. MORE: Best Touch Bar Apps for Your New MacBook Pro When I spoke to Yaroslav Stepanenko, the product marketing manager at Mac Paw, the indie developer behind Setapp, he explained to me that the company "intends to grow the store as user demands for new apps rise up." This way, Setapp will continue to replenish itself with the latest and greatest titles. Personally, as someone who has stared at the $45 Ulysses text editor in the Mac App Store like Mike Myers staring at the guitar in the window in Wayne's World, this was a no-brainer.
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