canceled my ultraforge sub, not happy with the program

I am disappointed with the subscription model of this program. It is not fair to charge a high monthly fee when ultraforge is still buggy and unreliable. I had a subscription for several months but I did not receive a key when the program was released so I have been using the trial. I think you should have offered a free beta until you fixed the basic issues, instead of asking for money so early.

Ultraforge also tells me that my system is not powerful enough, but I doubt that. I have another program called comfyui (stable diffusion) that I can render an image offline in less than 5 minutes using its checkpoints, vae, and loras i get from civai. So I don't think ultraforge's system tester is completely accurate. I can't even start a simple image with ultraforge. Left it running for like 15 minutes and it never starts. I know it's still a beta and you are good at making programs. I am a big fan of filter forge and I have a lifetime membership of it. Just leaving some feedback on ultraforge

Subscriptions should not be available when it is so unready - I asked about them before the beta was even out and was told I would start paying immediately - for nothing! This is just wrong

I was playing around a bit with UltraForge and I'm also surprised at how bare bones it is considering the price. I've used Stability Matrix and ComfyUI as well and those can do what UltraForge does a bit better and easier. I think UltraForge will be worth the price once it adds a lot of new features.

I very liked FF, but man, I laughed when I saw the UF price, considering amount of freeware Stable Diffusion clients that can do all the same, and already even for low entry users level. And note - they are becoming even more powerful and simpler almost per week.
Dev guys, seriously, best way it would be make gift for your FF users, like grab FF>UF crossgrade for 20-30 bucks, and you would hit the jackpot.

However not sure, perhaps your development (and its pricing) originated at a time when AI clients were the lot of programmers, with scripts and other crap. So if today would be still all the same, then perhaps yes. But times changed in large.