They say it’s bad when it’s only 20$ for a lifetime, and it’s very fun. They’re just mad it’s not free and I can tell the devs deserve some cash for this amazing project, And 20$ is easy cash. There’s plenty of ways to get 20$ like saving up, and to see them complain instead of actually trying in just baffling. There’s only one downside and it’s that you can only make templates on the website, but 20$ for the amount of usability this app has is so worth it. So when you see people complain about the set prices just know it’s because they don’t want to work for it. Overall, Worth it.

Most apps have the whole "ad-free" experience figured out pretty well by now. If you think it's worth paying for, fork over 5 or 10 bucks and get rid of it or otherwise deal with ads. Apparently, however, TierMaker believes themselves geniuses in the mobile market.Instead of simply making an ad-free experience desirable, it is MANDATORY. Don't want to pay to get rid of ads? Oh well, shouldn't have downloaded the app. It will pop up the "free trial" buttons any time you want to open a tier list template, and if you say no then it closes your template. If they make it so that the ads even exist rather than flaunting it as a "no ad experience" when it's moreso a "pay to use, false advertised as free" app, then I'll bump the stars up to 3.Some advice for anyone who wants to use this: get on a computer, download ad block, and just use the website. Completely free. Brave Browser is good for that.

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Tapping on just about anything, including “free” features, will trigger a full screen advertisement prompting you to buy a subscription.I was excited to use the app for a variety of things, but how can do that or even recommend this to friends when it’s not even usable to new users?Genuinely considered buying a subscription to fix the issue, but I have zero faith there wouldn’t still be a full screen ad even if I did purchase it.