[EN] MyRoute-app Routeplanner Next (Beta)

[Corjan Meijerink]

@silberfuchs67 indeed! And you would get lifetime access to the new features except some as I shared before.

[John S Parry]

So if I understand correctly, $55 for existing GOLD members to upgrade to lifetime access for all the new Routeplanner features, except the AI Routeplanner. For me, this is a good deal for early upgrade.

When will the AI piece be available for pricing/consideration?

[silberfuchs67]

Okay, thanks @corjan-meijerink for your fast feedback. This means 49€ for my Beta Access. What about the second box mentioned 199€? Is this for new users without Gold lifetime?
What happens with my Next Gold lifetime license?

[Tenmill 0]

Excuse the ignorance. I’m still a little confused.

I currently have gold and navigation next.

When this goes live will I have access to the new features, excluding AI/commercial club?

Or do I NEED to pay the extra money to access the new features?

[Joe Hoss]

When will the pricing for MRA Navigation Next, MRA AI Route planner and commercial MRA Club licenses be available?

I already have a gold lifetime, Route planner and Navigation license but I am guessing that the three items above will not be included on the current life time licenses?

Thanks,
Hoss

[Tenmill 0]

Also, I take it for collaboration all users will need to have gold/routeplanner next subscriptions?

[Cookie On Tour]

I wished you would make very clear in easy words what MRA Routeplanner Gold Lifetime member (and other plans) do get in future and what they will miss. And what "upgrade" path's/prices will be there, within beta phase and once released.
It is very confusing to be honest and by now it is like you have to read between the lines and have to make guesses.
I suggest to put up a table with a comparison and place it at the FAQ section to the beta page.

[Tenmill 0]

@Cookie-On-Tour

I agree and would say that is evidenced by the amount of people raising pretty basic questions on this thread.

[Stevedo 6 0]

I'm still a little confused too, along with @tenmill-0

So, I have Lifetime Gold for the planner. My understanding is that the planner is being completely re-written on an updated platform. This re-write will bring new functionality including AI planning. My existing license will give me access to the new planner and features EXCEPT the AI planner. Is that correct?

Thanks

[Karel76]

I have read your message and the new beta website three times, but I still don’t understand it. Judging by the comments, it seems that many other people don’t understand it either.

At the moment, I have the following licenses:

MRA Routeplanner Gold Lifetime Member
Navigation Next Lifetime

When you launch the new version, will I keep access to the current planner as it is now?

If I understand correctly, you will continue to operate the old version for GOLD users, while the new version (Planner NEXT) will be available to those who pay an additional €50? Or is the €50 payment only for access to the BETA version?

Personally, I don’t need anything other than being able to plan a route, click it together, and send it to my navigation system. I don’t need sharing, clubs, AI, or any of your new features.

So my question is:

If I want to keep using the planner exactly as it works now, do I need to pay anything, or will it remain available to me at no additional cost as part of my Gold Lifetime membership?

[Corjan Meijerink]

Having Routeplanner Gold allows you to keep using all the features you currently have.

MRA Routeplanner Next will have many new features. Those are new subscriptions.
Buying pre-sale gives lifetime access to those with the exception for commercial clubs, AI Routeplanner and Navigation Next (that stays as it is).

Buying the €199 pre-sale is only relevant if you don’t have Gold lifetime now. Then you immediately get that too. The €49 is for:

• Early access
• Private forum group where you help decide what we build
• Lifetime access to the new subscriptions with the exception for commercial clubs, AI Routeplanner and Navigation Next
• A good night sleep as you support a hard working small company
• Badge on your profile

That’s it

You loose nothing. Do not worry.
This is a fun announcement that a lot of awesome new stuff is coming.

Not paying anything? That’s fine!
You keep the features you have, no extra’s and have to wait to February to use it.

[John S Parry]

@Corjan-Meijerink said:

MRA Routeplanner Next will have many new features. Those are new subscriptions.
Buying pre-sale gives lifetime access to those with the exception for commercial clubs, AI Routeplanner and Navigation Next (that stays as it is).

OK, I understand this after sifting through the information previously posted. I'm guessing that you're not in a position now to address AI Routeplanner availability and pricing. Of course, the feature I find most intreging moving forward.

A simple statement of AI Routplanner rollout details TBD would be appreciated. Thanks.

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[Stevedo 6 0]

@Corjan-Meijerink

So how long do you commit to keeping the current planner available to those who have Gold planner lifetime subscriptions?

[silberfuchs67]

Okay @corjan-meijerink , now I completely understand! Thanks!

[Adrian Avram]

@Stevedo-6-0 said:

So how long do you commit to keeping the current planner available to those who have Gold planner lifetime subscriptions?

We (those of us with the Gold Planner lifetime) are also moving to the new planner from February, but we won’t have access to the new features unless we pay extra.
So, if you’re happy with the planner’s current functionality, you’ll basically get the same functionality with the new interface.

[Karel76]

@Corjan-Meijerink

It would make more sense to give existing LIFETIME users trial access during the beta so we can test the new features. The current planner works fine for me and I don't feel I need anything extra, but a trial period might convince me to support your small Dutch dev team.

Unfortunately, with the current promotion and all the confusion around the new version, it feels like I'm talking to an internal IT department rather than a company trying to sell a product.