twinBASIC programming language Black Friday Perpetual Licences

twinBASIC Black Friday Perpetual Licences

TwinBasic Ltd. are offering perpetual licence deals on the twinBASIC programming language.

There are options for both non-commercial and full commercial use - all without subscriptions and with clear upgrade paths through future major versions.

Additional deals are available for existing customers of either twinBASIC or EverythingAccess.
(some discounts also apply even for EverythingAccess/vbWatchdog customers)
Don't forget to click the button for the additional discount for existing customers deal.
These Black Friday deals are only available until Friday 5th December 2025 (inclusive).

Perpetual licenses for twinBASIC aren't usually offered, so grab yourself a deal while they're available!
https://twinbasic.com/blackFriday2025.html

twinBASIC Editions, perpetual licences:

• Personal Edition - Brand new tier, launching 5th Dec 2025
• Professional Edition - Cheaper than one year of subscription - and you own it
• Ultimate Edition - Cheaper than two years of subscription - and you own it
• VIP Silver - Cheaper than four years of subscription - and you own it
• VIP Gold - Lifetime perpetual licence (all future versions)

and, of course, the free Community Edition is still available.

Compare all editions https://twinbasic.com/blackFriday2025.html#comparison

FAQ's https://twinbasic.com/blackFriday202...ed%20questions

Choose the level that matches your needs: v1 only, v1+v2, v1–v5, or lifetime.
No recurring subscription is required for continued use of the versions included in your licence.
Major versions (v1, v2, v3, etc) follow an estimated 12–18 month release cycle.

For those of us using $chrute Buck$, multiply the listed price by 1.33.

And a question for Wayne about Community vs. Personal edition and commercial development. As listed, Community edition can be used for commercial development, but Personal edition cannot. I'm assuming that someone who purchased a Personal edition license could still create a commercial product, as long as they compile it with the Community edition. I'm assuming there is somewhat of an "honor system" here anyway, but to have that clarified would be helpful.

Thanks!

Thanks @VB6 Programming for posting this.

@OptionBase1 thanks -- we updated the page today to include an option to select the currency (GBP / USD / EUR / AUD).

For sure you could use the community edition to compile a commercial product, but you'd lose the other benefits of the Personal edition such as optimized built-in packages, and removal of the 64-bit nag screen. For commercial development, most will want (/need) the Professional edition.