# Edoro replacing QuickReviewer: how should lifetime plans be handled?

I bought a QuickReviewer lifetime plan, then got an email saying QuickReviewer is being phased out and Edoro is the replacement with more features. What bothered me is that lifetime customers were offered a paid subscription ($66/month billed annually) instead of having lifetime access carry over. That left me feeling like early customers were being left behind, so I decided not to move to Edoro and haven’t seen any benefits. If you were a QuickReviewer lifetime customer, how was this transition handled for you?

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- Posted at: 10 days ago
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