[Ryan]

Looking for a bit of input for another project I'm working on.

Which is a more friendly term, "Add-On" or "Upgrade"? Or maybe something else entirely?

What I'm doing is something similar to how WordPress.com works where you get a free site, but can pay for certain upgrades. To me, the word upgrade makes it seem like what you have is somehow incomplete.

[Marian Murdoch]

Yeah, from what you're describing, it's not really an upgrade, more of a "Premium Module".

[Travis Minnig]

I'm the other way Ryan, although I know it's because of the way these terms have been used with products I've had in the past.  I used to use some software that got a new revision yearly, whatever they missed and didn't put in, became an 'Add-On'; therefore this term means incomplete to me.

Not sure if that's the case for everyone, but for me I'd rather have an upgrade than and add-on.

Marian has a point though... why not market it as a premium product of some sort.

[Ed Farmer]

If I can sneak back in here a little bit . . . how about "Option"?