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  • bionicboogerboy
    Senior Member
    • Feb 2015
    • 178

    #46
    Yep I just talked to Trugolf Friday. Basically E6(with 1.6) is now $4500. Or $3000 with a $25 monthy subscription.

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    • wbond
      Ultimate Member
      • Oct 2014
      • 3489

      #47
      Who are they targeting with this pricing structure? Why would skytrak go with them if they are marketing themselves as an affordable launch monitor and I would assume trying to take market share from foresight. This makes the purchase of skytrak and truegolf software too close to the price of GC2 with protee software. You are now also at about same price of the protee system itself. Makes no sense.
      Originally posted by bionicboogerboy View Post
      Yep I just talked to Trugolf Friday. Basically E6(with 1.6) is now $4500. Or $3000 with a $25 monthy subscription.

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      • Maverick
        Offline
        • Aug 2014
        • 289

        #48
        Welcome to the golf simulator industry....

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        • Jel
          Senior Member
          • Oct 2014
          • 138

          #49
          Originally posted by wbond View Post
          Who are they targeting with this pricing structure? Why would skytrak go with them if they are marketing themselves as an affordable launch monitor and I would assume trying to take market share from foresight. This makes the purchase of skytrak and truegolf software too close to the price of GC2 with protee software. You are now also at about same price of the protee system itself. Makes no sense.
          ^ What he said and in the famous line from Jerry Maguire, E6 "You lost me at $3000" or was it something else.

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          • smokey
            Junior Member
            • Jan 2015
            • 15

            #50


            Shocked at pricing. After reading for months that e6 will be subscription based at 25 dollars they now want 3000 upfront as well! I'm sorry but this is just pure greed. I was looking at skytrak + e6 for a low cost sim package, software being over TWICE cost of hardware is ridiculous.

            I understand that there is a limited market, so software prices have to be higher than say PC games to cover development costs. Subscription of 25 dollars would already make it around 10 times as much based on a year subscription compared to PC games. If they had to double that to 50 dollars per month again could see people paying that, which would work out at 600 dollars per year.

            The high price of software is now going to limit the market instead of high price of launch monitors.

            100 percent not going to buy a skytrak now, when before based on e6 subscription and low price of LM I was definitely going to get one, even was considering importing one as currently unavailable to UK.

            Just so im not picking on e6, TGC again is a high price, 2000 dollars (through protee) and this is the exact same game as PC. I know that they had to link the LM numbers and feed them into the game, but does that really add 1980 dollars to the price.


            Just seems that they are trying to milk as much from software prices that they feel they can, and then blaming limited market, which in turn is going to be limited because of the massive prices.

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            • Richard_Askren
              Senior Member
              • Aug 2014
              • 182

              #51
              Oh well, not a big loss. I really would rather be using TGC in my business anyway. I was just willing to pay for E6 in the mean time for the extra features it has until similar features get implemented into TGC. Now I'll just wait instead of paying $12,000 + $375/month for the upgrade. That's just ridiculous. They're going to charge indoor golf centers $150 per month for the first sim and something like $75 per month for any other sims. I could deal with the monthly fee, but not the $3000 per sim on top of that. Doesn't make good business sense for me.

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              • ProTee United
                Manufacturer
                • Aug 2014
                • 2997

                #52
                Originally posted by smokey View Post

                Just so im not picking on e6, TGC again is a high price, 2000 dollars (through protee) and this is the exact same game as PC. I know that they had to link the LM numbers and feed them into the game, but does that really add 1980 dollars to the price.
                I need to correct on you this slightly. The price for TGC has not been published yet. The $2000 your paying for ProTee software is for ProTee Golf 2.0 only. ProTee software owners will receive a copy of TGC for free, as a service.

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                • Bubba22
                  Sim Guru
                  • Aug 2014
                  • 2992

                  #53
                  Ok, just spoke with Trugolf. The software cost is $25 per month for home users with no need to buy the software. The commercial cost is $150 per month. There will be a time limitation for home users however at 20-30 hrs per month. Hope this clears things up.

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                  • sb81
                    Member
                    • Oct 2014
                    • 47

                    #54
                    Heh, nice roller coaster. For $25 a month, I'm sure I'll get some months out of it. If there is any upfront cost more than say $50-100... nope not interested. Hopefully Bubba's source is correct!

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                    • Jel
                      Senior Member
                      • Oct 2014
                      • 138

                      #55
                      Originally posted by Bubba22 View Post
                      Ok, just spoke with Trugolf. The software cost is $25 per month for home users with no need to buy the software. The commercial cost is $150 per month. There will be a time limitation for home users however at 20-30 hrs per month. Hope this clears things up.
                      Thank you for contacting TruGolf Bubba and getting a clearer idea of costs. Nothing like Chinese whispers

                      The above sounds sooooo much better

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                      • TruGolf
                        Manufacturer
                        • Feb 2015
                        • 26

                        #56
                        Hey Guys, I'm the Salesman at TruGolf that Bubba talked to this morning. There is no requirement to own E6 to take part in E6 Cloud. The Pricing that we are working with, not concrete, is $25/month for residences and $150/month (+$75/additional units) for Commercial Centers. Features of the two levels will be released in the future as we finalize contracts and agreements with all our buisiness/hardware partners involved. Check out our link below if you want a better idea of what you get with E6 Cloud.

                        Industry-leading indoor golf simulators for home, office, & training facilities by TruGolf. Learn how you can start today!

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                        • Maverick
                          Offline
                          • Aug 2014
                          • 289

                          #57
                          Trugolf,

                          Thanks for clearing that up. While you're here, could you also tell us if e6 or e6 cloud will allow online turn based multiplay? That's where you see the other player hit his shot.

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                          • wbond
                            Ultimate Member
                            • Oct 2014
                            • 3489

                            #58
                            Well this is certainly much better news. Thanks for coming on and clearing things up. I hope skytrak is going to be ready sooner rather than later.

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                            • goatbarn
                              Super Member
                              • Aug 2014
                              • 652

                              #59
                              Phew! That's quite a relief.

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                              • Vincent_Vega
                                Super Member
                                • Nov 2014
                                • 750

                                #60
                                Glad you guys were able to straighten that out. I'm back to being a potential Skytrak buyer again. Haha. I am a little concerned with a possible 20 hour/month usage cap though. That equates to a little under 5 hours per week of usage. That's not very much. 30 hours/month sounds a little better at 7 hours or so a week.

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