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Silently and gradually increased the subscription fee from $99 to $144.
And still supports only Mac platform. To expensive for just being limited with a single platform, while part of our designers on other platforms and have to mix workload with Figma. After a long years of being Sketch user, canceling my subscription.
Its gotten a lot worse since recent drastic changes on the app. I've been using it for years but am now forced to move to another option, as it's gotten so bad, unintuitive and creates a lot more of a burden and effort onto designers. Big steps back, its truly a shame.
Ordered some items on 31july still haven’t received any items as yet.
Better alternatives.
Tried a free trial version, but was charged the same day. I wrote to costumer support instantly and they insisted in keeping the money even though I only tried out the paid version for a couple of hours.
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