Thinking of Joining Roll20? Lock In Your Sub Now!

Roll20 is increasing its monthly sub from $4.99 to $5.99 per month, but you can lock in the lower price by signing up before July 1st.

• Monthly Plus subs go from $4.99 to $5.99l Annual Plus subs go from $49.99 to $59.99
• Monthly Pro subs go from $9.99 to $10.99; Annual Pro subs go from $99.00 to $109.99

If you subscribe before July 1st, you get locked in to the old price for two years. I can't promise you'll be as good-looking as the folks in the screenshot, though!

Roll20 Announcement – Price Increase · Roll20 Blog

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[Jimmy Dick]

Screw Roll20. I'm moving to Foundry.

 

[Morrus]

Screw Roll20. I'm moving to Foundry.

Good chat.

 

[GMMichael]

Nice timing. One of my Roll20 groups, 800 or so members, got axed because trolls spammed (threatened?) the moderators. I emailed Roll20 about it and just got a canned response.

So... check out owlbear.rodeo - if you're shopping around.

 

[Lefi2017]

Screw Roll20. I'm moving to Foundry.

Starting to but not all of my players are convinced

 

[Longspeak]

I'll probably just drop to the free in two years. I'm Plus now, and not really seeing any benefit aside from the removal of the delayed loading.

That being said, I don't begrudge Roll20 for needing to raise prices. I am bothered by some of their moderation choices, but that's solved by not participating in the community more than necessary. I just run my games and carry on all out of game chat on Discord.

 

[Dragonsbane]

Love Roll20. Works great for my groups!

 

[TheSword]

Yeah I’ve tried a couple. Roll20 works for us. I used to get a lot of connection issues but to be fair to them that has stopped in the last six months. It almost never goes down for me now with five of us on there.

I do use Discord for the voice and video though. It is so easy and I love it being able to modulate. Background noise, play music through it etc.

 

[Ruin Explorer]

I'm Plus now, and not really seeing any benefit aside from the removal of the delayed loading.

Wait what? Is the reason maps sometimes take forever to load or just don't load properly at all some sort of pricing-tier feature? Because like, they need to be more clear about that, my entire group just thought Roll20 kind of sucked and we definitely weren't going to be paying for it.

 

[Sword of Spirit]

Wait what? Is the reason maps sometimes take forever to load or just don't load properly at all some sort of pricing-tier feature? Because like, they need to be more clear about that, my entire group just thought Roll20 kind of sucked and we definitely weren't going to be paying for it.

No, just the initial app start up has more ads and stuff on free. The rest of it is equally non optimal in the paid tiers.

Just today I was feeling frustrated with the instability of the card system (the ability to view other player’s cards is spotty, and it’s a known issue they haven’t done anything about for years), and thinking that if they don’t get that fixed before Foundry has a Torg module I’m jumping ship.

Roll20 is really the kind of thing you use not because you like it, but rather because there isn’t anything else better yet. I think Foundry will soon obsolete that status and then Roll20 will have to up their game or lose a lot of customers.