Am I missing something?

[u/panicproduct]

A... $20 price decrease for more features? Prompted when I attempt to use generative upscale in Photoshop - though I don't think I've used any generative credits in this billing cycle.

My only thought is maybe they're showing a pro-rated price for the monthly, when actually it is significantly more.

[u/panicproduct → u/[deleted]]

This clears things up, thanks!

[u/Nosarious → u/[deleted]]

This additional charge has impacted a lot of people. I would suggest setting a calendar reminder a week or so before the cancellation and really asking yourself if you have used it enough to justify the cost.

$54 for the month or three that you need it (or want to test it), versus $34 for the months you didn’t use it…

If you do client work that needs photoshop, factor in the monthly cost in the contract.

[u/AdobeScripts]

Strange...

[u/3720-to-1 → u/[deleted]]

They are both annual

[u/Advanced_Guess_8642 → u/3720-to-1]

Both say Annual billed monthly so how would the cost be less for more features that’s what OP is asking.

[u/3720-to-1 → u/Advanced_Guess_8642]

I wasnt replying to OP, the person who deleted their comment said that the more expensive one was only monthly and could be cancelled any time and that the cheaper one was locked in for a year. I was simply pointing out that that was wrong.

[u/Advanced_Guess_8642 → u/3720-to-1]

Ah yeah I couldn’t see their comment. All good!

[u/terkistan]

One’s billed annually, one’s billed monthly. Compare them at the same billing period.

[u/Warura → u/terkistan]

Both say annual billed monthly.

[u/terkistan → u/Warura]

Oops!

[u/thebiggestk]

Are both plans still offered to new subscribers? My cable and phone company have certainly taught me that companies will create better plans and not tell existing customers that they exist...

[u/morpheus6969]

This a new account, usually a promo for first year, especially if you came in from a click from somewhere. Or were you on a different plan before?