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OmniGraffle Pro

OmniGraffle Pro - 5.2.1

Diagrams, family trees, flow charts, org charts...

All Time: (4.4)
This Version: Not rated (0.0)
Current Version: 5.2.1
Release Date: 2009-10-29
License: Update
Downloads (this version): 1,002
Downloads (all versions): 140,074
Price: $199.95

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OmniGraffle Pro CommentaryOmniGraffle Pro - Version: 5.1 beta 3, 9/26/2008 01:04AM PST

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goranturner
I just hope some day soon these guys do word processing and spreadsheet applications. Ten stars (out of five). Cheers, GT
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OmniGraffle Pro ReviewOmniGraffle is worth the price - Version: 5.0.1 beta 3, 6/6/2008 09:56AM PST

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Toadling
Let's face it, quality software is not easy to find (or to build), and you get what you pay for. All things considered, OmniGraffle's price (as well as OmniFocus' price, for that matter) may not be a bargain, but it's certainly fair and reasonable. I upgraded immediately and haven't regretted it!

Besides, as others have mentioned, OmniGraffle is simply an awesome app and very well designed. It's easily worth the price. Quality is more important than price, in my mind.
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OmniGraffle Pro ReviewStill good value IMHO - Version: 5.0, 5/10/2008 01:07AM PST

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tersonodesign
It's sad that so many people consider Omnigraffle Pro expensive - personally I still consider it excellent value (take a look at Visio's pricing for comparison) - and there's always the standard version of the product, which is significantly cheaper. Certainly when I originally upgraded to the 'Pro' version when it first appeared, my immediate feeling was that it was ridiculously cheap by comparison with Visio, SmartDraw and similar applications.

Personally, upgrading to v5 was a no-brainer, as Omnigraffle Pro is one of my most used apps, and has been for years (I've been using it pretty much since the beginning).

I use it almost daily for a massive range of work projects: network diagrams, flow charts, organisational charts, planning of web sites, signs for our noticeboard (it's quick than using InDesign for small internal projects), I even used it to produce a very complex map recently.

It's one of those software tools that I really don't know how anyone can manage without - and is, for me, one of the real Mac 'Killer applications'

I've said it before, and I'll say it again - Omnigraffle gets my vote for being the best-designed application on the platform.
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OmniGraffle Pro CommentaryStill using version 4 - Version: 5.0.1 beta 1, 5/9/2008 03:39PM PST

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Somebody
Hopefully one of these beta versions will fix the price bug.

I find it hard to believe that OMNI charged so much not only for this upgrade, but also for programs such as Omni Plan and Omni Focus. I own both of these as well, and prefer Merlin 2 and Thinking Rock 2. I bought these Omni programs in part to show my support for the company, and this was prior to the Omni Graffle pricing fiasco. To me these Omni programs are not a good value given their prices and features, and competing products have been a better choice for me.

I seldom use OmniWeb, which I think was the first Omni product I purchased many years ago, and use FireFox or Safari these days. But at one point OmniWeb was my favorite browser. And I didn't mind paying for it. It was worth it.

I used to love Omni as a company, and the support ninjas are amazing 99.9% of the time. But I'll keep on using OmniGraffle 4 until it no longer works for my needs and/or I find a replacement.

I'm certainly not upgrading my Omni software if things continue this way.
Just my feedback.
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OmniGraffle Pro CommentaryUnbelievable ripoff - Version: 5.0, 4/22/2008 09:53AM PST

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Brass Hammer
This is an unbelievable ripoff from a greedy company. Not only will I not purchase this, I am replacing my other Omni applications.

Very short sighted pricing from a company with, apparently, short term goals.
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OmniGraffle Pro CommentaryYou lost me - Version: 5.0, 3/11/2008 10:16PM PST

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camfquinn
The excessive fee for an upgrade to software lessthan a year old is a sick joke right?
You lost me. I am gradually weaning off OmniGraffle Pro and now looking for a fairer software provider.
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OmniGraffle Pro ReviewUpgrade for Pro v4 to Pro v5 is too steep - Version: 5.0, 3/8/2008 01:35PM PST

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StoughMA
I love OmniGroup software, and like others whole-heartedly upgraded Pro v3 to Pro v4; but, I cannot justify retaining the Pro version for $74.95 additional. I'd willingly upgrade for $49.95 (or less, of course), however. And, I'm not comfortable with "downgrading" to the standard version because my Visio file relations were OK in Pro v4 and I'm afraid of the capability downgrade for upgrade price of Standard v5 at ~$32.

Why not reconsider the upgrade price to keep your loyal Mac OS X users coming back in years to come? Drop it to $49.95 now, perhaps offer a time-limited downgrade in the Pro to Pro upgrade price?
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OmniGraffle Pro CommentaryUpgrade pricing - Version: 5.0, 3/7/2008 05:53PM PST

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wortman
Charging such a substantial upgrade price from users who have purchased Pro 4.x.x as recently as October is price gouging. The Omnigroup reveals its cavalier disregard for customer trust, and justifying such treatment of recent purchasers with a justification of "substantial upgrade" is gratuitous. While Omnigraffle Pro is a nice tool, I require better treatment in order to remain a customer.
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OmniGraffle Pro CommentaryPricing feedback - Version: 5.0, 3/6/2008 02:02PM PST

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Omni Group
Thanks for your feedback on our pricing!

We try to price our products very competitively, and we believe that if you look at the alternatives in the same space (such as Visio and ConceptDraw) you'll find that our product is priced very reasonably. (And most of our customers strongly prefer it to those alternatives!)

I hope that you’ll take a second look at all the new features in OmniGraffle 5—it’s a very substantial upgrade. But you don’t have to take my word for it, we offer a two-week free trial (with full access to all features).

-Ethan Schoonover / The Omni Group
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OmniGraffle Pro CommentaryUpgrade fee - Version: 5.0, 3/5/2008 03:43PM PST

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epc
I agree with jackmac1313.
The upgrade price is quite high. I have used Omni Graffle Pro since version 3, and gladly upgraded to version 4 Pro.
I'm certainly not upgrading this time.
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