As a faithful Logos customer, I appreciate all that Logos has done and is doing to work with the SDA church in getting more resources into the best Bible software on the planet. However, with the release of SDA Platinum I started doing some comparison's with other Platinum packages available on Logos. Every good customer always does their research to make sure that they are getting the best deal on the market, right?
Well from what my findings are, is that it looks like Logos SDA Platinum (valued at $22,433) & Reformed Platinum ($22,465) are almost of equal value (as far as resource value), but worth almost $900 less than Standard ($23,302) and $1,300 less than Anglican Platinum ($23,750) about $800 less than Baptist Platinum ($23,179).
The reason why I did this research is that I obviously want the best deal, but I do prefer to have an SDA package that has as many SDA resources as possible. However, I noticed that the SDA Platinum didn't include many Adventist resources that are on pre-pub, which would greatly add to the worth of the SDA Platinum Collection, to help level out the disparity of worth compared to other packages. I don't want this to sound like I'm whining but I want to give my constructive criticism on this matter. How does Logos put packages together, it seems like it's typically (from my perspective) put together by the total worth of the resources in the package and not on the amount of resources. You could have a package with thousands of resources but it may not be as valuable of a package as a resource that has higher quality resources.
Here are some Adventist Resources I would love to see included in the SDA Platinum package and it would help bring it up to the same worth as many other Platinum packages:
