In reply to Peter Cralen (@PeterCralen).

Peter, I'm a "semi-pro" blogger, inasmuch I create content that helps me attract queries about consulting. It's not my full-time business - heck, it's not even my part-time one. It's more akin to a hobby where I offer more than 15 years of blogging experience, tied with my marketing and business background, to help bloggers of all creeds meet their goals.

Even taking that aside, I'm a blogger who doesn't mind paying for services and premium plug-ins that I like. I have the Business version of WP Rocket; I pay premium for my sharing solution, Social Warfare (it's an annual license); I pay monthly for VaultPress; I paid for Magic Action Box Pro, and Bookly, amongst others.

The point being, I have no qualms in paying for something - but making Lasso without a single site license will put many bloggers like myself off. The dev guys from Lasso have mentioned elsewhere that the $129 was the price for the single site license, and they upgraded that to three sites. So, that offers more value.

But, if like many bloggers, you only have one site, and you produce the type of content that Lasso would really help with (long-form, story-driven media), it seems a missed opportunity to not offer a single site alternative.