It's a weird way to obfuscate the true price of the product, but the same could be said of Acrobat's subscription model. The Pro + OCR package includes everything for a discounted price of $129. Soda sells several versions of PDF 8 with bundles included. The basic modules for viewing and editing are included in the free download, but the others must be purchased piecemeal.
The full version of Soda PDF 8 has an odd pricing model that separates tools into bundles called modules. Since 1982, PCMag has tested and rated thousands of products to help you make better buying decisions. Mac users, it's worth noting, must settle for a mere PDF reader if they go with Soda PDF. But this isn't a review of that service, and Adobe's online component, Adobe Document Cloud Standard (12.99 Per Month at Adobe) (Opens in a new window), is similarly thin. There's a convenient online browser-based version as well, but it's comparatively weak, offers limited free storage, and has yet to add certain key features such as digital signatures and commenting tools. Fortunately, it's worth the cost it takes to get the full productivity this app can deliver. The basic application is free, but to get all the functionality you'd need to rival Editors' Choice Adobe Acrobat Pro DC ($19.99 Per Month at Adobe) (Opens in a new window), you have to pay. Soda PDF 8 offers powerful tools for creating and editing PDF files in a sleek, modern interface with a useful cloud-computing component. Just because Adobe created the PDF format doesn't mean it's the only source of quality PDF software. Most features must be purchased separately.
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