Compare Adobe InCopy vs Foxit PDF SDK
Pricing
Free Trial Unavailable | Free Trial |
Ratings
| Meets Requirements | ||
| Ease of Use | ||
| Ease of Setup | Not enough data available | Not enough data available |
| Ease of Admin | Not enough data available | Not enough data available |
| Quality of Support | ||
| Ease of Doing Business With | Not enough data available | Not enough data available |
| Product Direction (% positive) |
Reviewers' Company Size
Small-Business (50 or fewer emp.) | ||
Mid-Market (51-1000 emp.) | ||
Enterprise (> 1000 emp.) |
Reviewers' Industry
Publishing 31.3% | Computer Software 11.5% | |
Marketing and Advertising 18.8% | Security and Investigations 7.7% | |
Real Estate 6.3% | Information Technology and Services 7.7% | |
Newspapers 6.3% | Professional Training & Coaching 3.8% | |
Media Production 6.3% | Primary/Secondary Education 3.8% | |
Other 31.3% | Other 65.4% |
Reviews
| Most Helpful Favorable Review | Leatha J. User I like that I can make text changes without having to get my design team involved. | Enrique R. User Every day it is very important to maintain the security of the documents we make, that is why with Foxit I can protect my information once making the document I transform it to pdf format is very easy and fast, this application gives me peace of mind when... |
| Most Helpful Critical Review | Jeff L. User in Marketing and Advertising It seems a bit unnessessary. I have used inCopy when writing a lot without the design in place in InDesign. And it works great for that. However I think alot of people will use Word and that works well too. Little too simple maybe. This is both a... | User in Religious Institutions It has its issues and glitches. While it is free, you do get what you pay for. It doesn't have nearly the support or capabilities as other PDF readers do. |
