Pricing
$99. Once. Printed on the box.
First 50 licenses get the early-bird price. After that it’s $149 — and that’s the last price change you’ll ever hear about, because your copy stops listening.
Early-bird — 47 of 50 left
- Lifetime license. All three platforms.
- Every v1.x update, free.
- 30-day refund, any reason.
- Your data stays on your machine.
Checkout by Lemon Squeezy. Key arrives by email, activates offline.
The math nobody shows you
Team trackers run $10–15 per person, per month. Here’s what a six-person studio actually pays over time (their numbers; check your own invoice):
| Subscription tracker | owntime | |
|---|---|---|
| Year 1 | ~$860 | $594 (6 × $99) |
| Year 2 | ~$860 | $0 |
| Year 3 + price hike | ~$1,000+? | $0 |
| Three years total | ~$2,700+ | $594. Done. |
And the subscription column can move without your permission. That’s the part money can’t fix after the fact.
Fine print, in plain words
Is it per person or per team?
Per person. One license covers you on every machine you own (Mac at work, Mac at home, that Linux box). A six-person studio buys six licenses. We won’t pretend otherwise.
What happens when the 50 are gone?
The card says $149. Nothing else changes. No feature gates, no “legacy plan.”
Do v2 or future versions cost extra?
Maybe someday a major version will be a paid upgrade. Your v1.x keeps working forever either way, offline, even if we vanished.
Taxes, VAT, GST?
Lemon Squeezy is the merchant of record and handles all of it at checkout. You get a proper receipt for your books.
Refunds?
30 days, any reason, reply to your receipt. We’d rather have you leave happy than stay resentful.