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The "Lifetime" bait-and-switch. Roadmap pivots that gut the deal.
I didn’t buy a Lifetime Deal to watch the founders slowly dismantle it. MyMarky is the poster child for why Sumo-lings are becoming wary of the platform.
We were promised a social media automation tool, but what we got is a disappearing act of features and a constantly shifting roadmap. The latest "update" is the most offensive: moving to a non-replenishing credit system for Tier 3 users. Giving us 400 credits that "do not replenish" is not a Lifetime Deal—it’s a trial with an expiration date.
Every time I try to run a workflow or generate an image (using the lackluster Nano Banana), I’m essentially paying to beta-test a product that can’t even maintain basic stability. In my Mrs Meadow Snow workspace, I’ve dealt with constant disconnects and failed posts on Facebook and TikTok. Instead of fixing the core infrastructure, the team is busy "innovating" new ways to charge us for additional credits once our initial bundle is consumed.
Bottom line for the founders: Changing the roadmap to nerf LTD tiers while expecting us to "purchase additional credits" is a violation of the spirit of AppSumo. You took our early-adopter capital to build your product, then pulled the rug out once you decided you’d rather have subscribers.
Advice to Sumo-lings: Stay away. This isn't a tool; it's a credit-drainer with a roadmap that changes whenever the founders need more cash.
elisha_coad
Jun 10, 2026Thanks for the feedback. Looking back, we agree that our rollout of credits could have been smoother, and we could have done a better job explaining the changes.
A couple of important clarifications:
1. Credits are only used for AI image generation and AI video generation. None of our core social media scheduling, publishing, or automation features consume credits. Credits are only used on new, high-cost AI features that we wouldn’t have been able to offer sustainably without a credit system.
2. We listened to feedback from our AppSumo customers and agreed that a one-time credit allocation wasn’t the right approach. We’ve since moved to a monthly replenishing credit allowance for LTD users, and you can see your monthly credit allocation directly in your account settings.
3. We’re sorry to hear about the publishing issues you experienced. Reliability has been a major focus for us, and we’re currently operating at approximately a 99.5% publishing success rate across supported platforms. While we know there’s always room for improvement, many of the issues users experienced previously have since been resolved.
We genuinely appreciate our AppSumo community and remain committed to delivering long-term value to LTD customers while continuing to improve the platform.