Generally there are free trials or FOSS alternatives for most academic programs because academics are stingey af.
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Well, and also because journal publication incentivizes using FOSS for reproducibility
Yeah, I was being a bit flippant but it's true that FOSS is more compatible with open science. To be honest nothing I use anymore is paid. My testing software, analysis software and modelling software is all FOSS and developed by Academics in my area and I honestly don't see an advantage to paid versions. Shit, we even use Inkscape to edit figures.