Simple launch pricing

Start free. Unlock the whole workflow once.

WhatTheClip Full is planned as a one-time purchase with lifetime updates. The public download and purchase connection are still being prepared.

Two clear options.

Free covers a useful everyday clipboard workflow. Full adds images, more history, more app profiles, and every current product capability.

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Free

A focused clipboard workflow for text, links, and local files.

Free No purchase required

  • 10 recent clipboard clippings
  • 1 App Profile
  • 3 favourite slots in that profile
  • Text, links, and local file clippings
  • Keyboard overlay and paste workflow
  • Local encrypted payload storage

Image clipping and image uploads are not included

History stays fixed at 10 items

Compare Free and Full.

Limits are stated explicitly so the app, website, and future licensing service can all enforce the same product rules.

WhatTheClip Free and Full feature comparison
Feature Free Full
Recent clipboard history 10 clippings 10–50 clippings
App Profiles 1 profile Multiple profiles
Favourite slots 3 in the free profile 10 per profile
Text and links Included Included
Local files Included Included
Images and screenshots Not included Included
Image compression presets Not included Included
Overlay and keyboard navigation Included Included
Local encrypted payload files Included Included
Updates Free-tier updates Lifetime updates

The important pricing answers.

Is R160 or US$10 a subscription?

No. Full is planned as a one-time purchase with lifetime updates.

What counts as a clipping in Free?

A clipping is an item in recent clipboard history. Free keeps the 10 most recent items. Its three favourite slots are separate from that history.

What does one App Profile include?

The Free plan includes one App Profile with three reusable favourite slots. Full supports multiple profiles with 10 numbered slots per profile.

Can Free save images?

No. Image clipping and image uploads are Full features. Free supports text, links, and local file clippings.

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