Absolutely not.

One thing we’ve ran into with similar sites (and frustrated us), was their so-called “fair use” policies restricting downloads to 15 a day. While this may work for some, we didn’t like paying for a service that arbitrarily blocks us when we’re just trying to get our work done, legitimately.

It’s very frustrating when some days you need 0, but then you have those busy days and need 30 downloads and, even though you’re a paying customer, are restricted from doing so. Yeah, we’ve been there.

It is also unsustainable in the long run, because updates also count against your download limit. So, even if you get by with the initial 15 a day limitation, what happens when you have a couple hundred or more plugins from different client projects that need updating? You’re forced to stretch those updates over several days. I don’t know about you, but I like to get things done on my time and that is just a hassle no one needs.