It seems that it has become fashionable in recent weeks that purchases are not dedicated to buying others to keep their products, but are only dedicated to buying applications, with the consequent savings that this means for the company. A few days ago we informed you of the purchase of the Piriform CCleaner application by the antivirus giant Avast. Now it is the turn of the guys at MacPaw, a company better known for Setapp app, a monthly subscription service that allows us to download and use a large number of applications without having to buy them. MacPaw just announced that hYou have bought The Unanchiver application, a very popular application within the Mac ecosystem that allows us to decompress any compressed file for free.
Oleksandr Kosovan, CEO and founder of MacPaw, states that:
They are excited to welcome one of the most popular utilities in the Mac ecosystem to the MacPaw range of products. It is a great honor for us to keep this product alive for users.
According to the company, the company's plans are to continue regularly updating the application adding new functions, new languages and making various design improvements to make it more functional. In addition tintends to continue offering it for free, although it will obviously be included in the MacPaw subscription service, a subscription service that is priced at $ 10 per month.
Moment the terms of the agreement have not been made public, and it is likely that they will never be made public, taking into account that both companies do not have the same public power that other large technology companies such as Apple, Google, Amazon, Microsoft, IBM may have ... If you do not use this excellent application , then I leave the link for you to try it.