ULF DUNKEL  Whow! This one is really fast and has a pretty surface. I give it a serious try.  
(Version 1.2b3)

ENDE42  The best svn client I tried so far. Worth the price, if you're using professionally on a daily basis. If you're _only_ developing OS or private stuff you can order a free license.  
(Version 1.2b2)

MARUKO DRINKING TEAM  GREAT! I always end up going back to the command line after trying the various graphical Subversion clients, due to buggines, or poor user interfaces. Not this time! ZigVersion is the first one that is actually more *productive* than using the comand line. It's a real native Mac app, with a thoughtful design. Sure, it is expensive for a commercial license, but that's to be expected when there's so much junky-but-free competition out there... I paid, and don't regret it one bit.  
(Version 1.2b1)

WFM  From initial testing this looks to be one of the better svn clients. Fast, simple, and easy to use.  
(Version 1.1.1)

YOGSOTOTH  This is the best svn client for OS X I know about.

Continue the good work. Even if I had to spend a little time in the beginning.  
(Version 1.1)

COUNT SESSINE  It's OK - it's probably the best of all of the svn clients for the mac right now. The big thing about it is that you don't need a separate command line program - it's got subversion compiled in.

Otherwise, it gets confused a lot - I've noticed that it doesn't successfully 'clean' very often, and has a hard time with a lot of UTF8 valid characters. Also, if there's something really perverse about a filename, like that it has a forward slash in it, the command line client is OK with it but Zigersion barfs. That's ok - tortoisesvn doesn't do so well either.  
(Version 1.0.1)

ALEX KADIS  I wanted to make sure students and other non-commercial users aren't turned away due to the price. This application has two different licenses:

- A free, non-commercial license:

"Our free license is for non-commercial use only. Typical examples of this include home, open-source and student use."

- A commercial license for $139 that you can buy through Kagi

Note: I have no affiliation with the developer of this application.

You can view more information here: http://zigzig.com/content/view/32/28/  
(Version 1.0.1)

KIDDAILEY  Wow. FInally a Subversion client for OS X that appears to not suck and actually looks like a Mac app! Nice work.

Note however that the licensing for this is still up in the air and this beta version comes with a 30-day trial license. From the ZigVersion web site:

"ZigVersion is a closed source commercial product. The price has not been set yet, but we're planning on making licenses for personal, opensource, and educational use free."

So "Free" isn't probably the best description for this license :)  
(Version 1.0b7)