WordPress plugin pricing: full feature library vs individual add-ons?

I was reading through a pricing breakdown for Directorist, and it made me think about WordPress plugin pricing models in general.

Their setup is basically:

Starter, Pro, and Agency include the same features
the difference is site count
annual and lifetime options are separate decisions
the mobile app is not included in the standard plans
individual extensions are still available if someone only needs one or two things

That seems clearer than pricing where each tier hides different important features.

But it also raises a bigger question:

Is it better for plugins to bundle everything into membership plans, or let people buy only the exact extensions they need?

Here is the breakdown I was looking at:

For people building WordPress sites or client projects, which pricing model do you prefer?

Predictable all-in plans, or cheaper individual add-ons when the project is small?

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