Contact PicMerger Edit Pics Collages Support

by ThornTrek

I’m sure this works just fine however I could not even experiment with one photo without signing up for the free week and then get charged $2.99 per week. Folks that’s $156 -$.52 a year and of course they’ll add tax on top of that. think what a professional photographer could do for you and your pictures for $156. I know they say you can cancel easily, but if that was really the case, a business would do it the other way around. You get a free week and at the end of that week they send you an email and ask if you want to purchase the premium edition. They know that most people will not remember to cancel and so they will collect $156 a year until people realize that they are being charged. They asked for a reference before I ever got to use it and this is it.

by Ain’t Doin It

The app begins by recommending you upgrade to a premium subscription. You can decline if you’d like to use the free version and just edit a few pictures. Then, once you’ve allowed access to your photos, the app will not let you make even one collage without signing up for a subscription.
Yes, you can use the 7 day free trial and then just cancel it if you want. But I’m not interested in having to go through all that for a few picture edits. If the app requires a subscription they should be upfront about that right off the bat. I’d give this app zero stars if it would let me.

by Chuck1856

The app starts with collage function including two photo collages which are not free and continually push for signing up for paid premium version. The free functionality is strictly on the secondarily merge tab. There’s no real indication of this distinction other than trial and error as to what doesn’t bring up the subscription window.

I’m all for freemium model with free and premium features but not providing even some cursory distinction is a poor user experience at best and manipulative to less tech savvy users at worst. I’ll find another option instead.