Buyers bundle MacHeist 4 will be sponsoring charities

Another bundle provocative software for Mac, MacHeist 4, is now available on website. It costs $ 30, and includes a set of 15 applications, the actual retail price of $ 540. The deal more than advantageous, however, as always. And in terms of the sale must now draw attention indifferent to others' woes users, since 25% of the proceeds from each purchase will be sent to the account of one of the charities.

List MacHeist 4 is really impressive, take at least a word processor Scrivener, which usually sells for $ 45, or a bright game for the platform OS X - Sam & Max: The Devil's Playhouse ($ 35), Jurassic Park ($ 30), Bejeweled 3 ($20). The set also has an annual premium subscription Evernote, its standard rate - $ 60. MacHeist team came up with another chip to attract buyers when people will buy certain the number of bundles, users will gain access to the three other applications and games that also come into set. Among them - Bioshock 2 for the Mac.

Many flatter and the opportunity to make a contribution to a good cause, because 25% of the cost of each purchase will be transferred to the account of the user-selected charity. Among these companies, protecting wildlife, leading the fight against cancer and AIDS to help the starving and destitute.

Prospects fundraising promising. For example, in 2009 the number MacHeist community members was 320 thousand. man. Then another bundle bought 80 thousand users. At the moment, the community has grown to half a million people who have already downloaded the puzzle MacHeist 4. If all these people are willing to buy a new bundle, we can only imagine how much in need get help, and how much can be done to save the planet. While all this is a drop in the ocean, but a drop of going the whole lake.

Of course, the developers of applications included in the package, as well as the guys from MacHeist, will receive a percentage of sales bundle MacHeist 4. The amount of their revenues are not disclosed yet. Till the end of sales remaining 8 days.

[via Cult of Mac]