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How to get access to Premium features if the store stopped selling licences?

Hi. Last year, I downloaded EDAP Tools for the first time, and I've had an absolute blast, as it improved my workflow tenfold.

 

I finally saved up enough and have decided to buy a Premium licence, because my main concern is I would like access to the IK rig feature. Unfortunately, there's now a banner in the store saying that Premium licences are no longer being offered "for now", because Adobe Animate is no longer being actively developed and that it will be only "considered" if circumstances change. Existing licenced copies aren't affected.

 

What if I do want to procure a Premium licence? I use an older version, which is still clearly supported (Flash CS6), and I would really like to enjoy Premium features. If you don't want to offer new licences because that implies further development of EDAP Tools, you could explicitly label it as "Legacy" (or something of the sort), but still allow users to buy a Premium licence.

 

I understand if you simply don't wish to engage with payment processing at the moment, but I would really like to know how to go about this, since I've considered buying a licence and supporting Electric Dog, and so far, the option has been available right up until very recently.

 

Thank you,

Max.

asked Jan 12 by Max Malevich

1 Answer

Hi Max,

Thanks for your interest in EDAP Tools and your kind words about our work!

Sadly, you have missed the opportunity to get a Premium License for now.
We gave a 3-month notice to everyone and stopped selling licenses at the end of September 2025.

At the moment we only offer the free version of the tools.

If the situation changes in the future, we will annnounce that on social media, so make sure you follow us on one of the platforms.

EDAP Tools are still being actively developed and supported.

Good luck with your projects!
answered Jan 12 by nick
Right, that was an error on my part. Apologies.

Thanks for the answer, I'll wait until the next opportunity comes around.

Cheers!
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