Comment by nitwit005

A big pricing problem in software is that people try to sell products as-if you'd use all the features, but people rarely have any interest in most of it.

There are whole products that succeed by simply being less capable, but cheaper, variations of some other product. This is most obvious in the art space, where you can visually see the reduction in tools and menu items.

This people often don't want support, maintenance, or future development. Their needs have been met.