When buying packages

Benjamin V. Rideaux · 2025-01-13T22:48:17+00:00

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I know this may be a little much, can you allow logos package the books that come with the library style as you buy it. Well at least the name have a link to know that I am using Logos premium or Pentecostal Libraries. Like Kerusso Library Bronze Library, Portfolio Library, the Lexham Geographic bundle, etc., etc. I have a lot of Collections I compared my logos side of the webpage and put it together and myself. I was just wondering if it's possible to offer that

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Benjamin V. Rideaux

Philip Hilliker

I agree, noting that even when information is available it is often difficult to almost impossible to find; there is a significant lack of ergonomics in the software design and functionality, compounded by the so called "New ERA" that replaces ownership with subscriptions that cost more in the end without the security of retaining anything if one stops paying the repeating expensive (for what you get) subscription and requires you to have internet access to use even though it is not uncommon to be without internet services for a number of reasons.

P. Christoph Blohberger

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/1353899#Comment_1353899

Actually you only need to be online for downloading the books that come with the subscription, or books you buy for keeping. The basic software itself is free and there is a lot of free books that come Logos has not replaced ownership with subscription. There are about 100,000 books you can buy and you will keep them "forever".

Plus there are a lot of free ressources as well. For example: https://www.logos.com/top-10-free-logos-resources

Of course there are features that your average bible student does not need. Sermon building features, scientific exegetical features and many others… Or some need them for a limited time.

https://www.logos.com/subscription-faq#legacy_fallback

What is a Legacy Fallback License? A Legacy Fallback License allows you to keep offline features when you cancel your subscription after 24 consecutive months. Instead of falling back to a free or previous version* of Logos, you'll keep features from your subscription tier that don't rely on the cloud or AI.*If you’ve already purchased Logos packages or feature sets, those are yours to keep—you won’t lose them. You’ll continue to be able to use the features you’ve paid for.

I bought all the Logos 10 extra features that where available. Because of that I qualify for that Legacy Fallback license.

I guarantee you buying all the Logos 10 extra features was really expensive!!!!

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