Lots of other great comments already in the reviews about what MediaPlace can and cannot do, so I won't go indepth on these things. But here is my take on MediaPlace. First, managing digital assets is a serious challenge and growing need as our digital libraries grow, and to the best of my knowledge, there are no good low-cost options that do this well. For just $39 LTD, you're getting a really compelling solution. Second, MediaPlace is not perfect. My biggest gripe and challenge with it - and the one thing from making me tell colleagues everywhere to buy it NOW - is the need to move or copy all of your images into MediaPlace. Part of this might get resolved as I get more accustomed to letting MediaPlace be my sole means of managing assets. Right now, I have systems in place for organizing my media, and to really utilize MediaPlace well, I need to abandon those. The other challenge is that you can't manage (as far as I can tell) assets located in multiple locations - e.g. locally AND in one or more cloud locations or external drives. I'd love to have a 5TB internal SSD where I can store everything, but yeah, I don't - and won't anytime soon. Third, there are a ton of features in MediaPlace that add a lot of value, and the developer just keeps adding to what this fairly solid app can already do. I really appreciate not only his regular communications to keep his users updated, but his committment to continual improvement. Bottom line for me: MediaPlace isn't all I want it to be, and I'm still figuring out how and how much I want to use it, but there is way more than $39 in value here, especially when you consider how MediaPlace might continue to evolve and improve. If you're on the fence at all, I'd say get it while you can!