Cockpit3D Pricing Is NOT Sustainable – Here’s What I Think Happens Next скачать в хорошем качестве

Cockpit3D Pricing Is NOT Sustainable – Here’s What I Think Happens Next

There’s a lot of frustration right now around Cockpit3D pricing and honestly, I get it. $500 per year plus pay-per-conversion makes sense if you’re running a $16,000+ industrial laser. But when you’re running a $4,000 UV laser, that model starts to break down fast. In this video, I explain my theory about what’s really going to happen next with Cockpit3D, xTool, and the growing UV laser market. We talk about: Why the current pricing model makes sense for industrial buyers Why it does not scale for hobbyists, small businesses, and makers The real money isn’t the software it’s the K9 crystals Why Cockpit doesn’t want everyone buying crystals from Alibaba How bundling software with crystal purchases solves the problem What happens once competition and capitalism kick in Why xTool’s software will continue to close the gap This isn’t insider info it’s market logic. I’m not saying this WILL happen I’m saying this is the only model that actually works long-term if Cockpit wants to keep users, protect their crystal business, and stay ahead of xTool. If you’re doing UV inner engraving, running an xTool F2 Ultra UV, or considering Cockpit3D, this is a conversation worth having. 👍 If you agree (or disagree), hit Like, drop your thoughts in the comments, and Subscribe I document this space as it evolves, not after the fact.