Adobe Premiere Pro Pricing

“If you want to decrease the cost of machine acquisition on windows that can decrease your investment cost since Macs are pretty expensive.”

“It is well worth the cost of a monthly Adobe CC membership to be able to use it when we need it.”

“One major negative is the pricing plan - monthly fee for keeping Adobe CC.”

“Of course, some people may prefer to pay a one-time fee of $300 with Final Cut vs paying a monthly Adobe subscription, but I use so many Adobe products, it's a no-brainer.”

“When using MacOS across our campuses, we found that Final Cut Pro was a better value for semi-professional video with a single-time purchase that is lower than a single year of Adobe Premiere. … Creative Cloud Subscription Service — Premiere is part of the Adobe Creative Cloud subscription service.”

“You certainly could still use Adobe Premiere Pro, but it wouldn't be worth learning how to use Adobe Premiere Pro solely for something that could be edited in free software within five minutes. … Adobe Premiere Pro helps us get better interaction with our marketing materials on social media as a B2B company Adobe Premiere Pro can be time consuming to learn and use (if you are not well-versed...”

“As a video editor, using Premiere Pro is the essence of the work, so definitely a positive ROI because without it there is no ROI.”

“If you are just editing a few fast videos for friends or never intend on making money with video editing, Premiere Pro is probably a luxury and not worth the money. … Adobe has recently increased their Creative Cloud Subscription cost by a few bucks and while it's not a substantial hit to my company, I can imagine irritation for companies running multiple copies...”

“Expensive for amateurs or first timers - there are no options to buy it outright, only to subscribe and pay a monthly fee.”

“Final Cut has many of the same professional features, but was far more expensive to adopt.”

“(Negative) Very expensive to maintain a campus-wide license.”