Free to start.
Pro when you outgrow it.
Pathfinder is free to download and free to keep using, with no trial clock and no account to create. Pro is for people running more than a handful of accounts, and it lifts every limit at once.
Free
Everything the browser is, within sensible limits.
No account, no card, no trial period.
- 8 apps in the dock
- 2 accounts of each app, fully isolated
- 1 saved workspace
- Split view
- Ad and tracker blocking
- Themes, Do Not Disturb, focus mode
Pro
Every limit lifted, plus the power features.
Or $99 a year, which is two months free.
- Unlimited apps, accounts and workspaces
- Custom apps, for anything not in the catalogue
- Scheduled workspaces, so your morning set opens itself
- The
pathfindercommand line, for scripting and automation - Everything in Free
Billed monthly or yearly. Cancel renewal any time.
Get ProWhat happens when I hit a free limit?
Nothing you have already set up stops working. The limits apply to adding the next thing, never to what is already there, so a workspace you built before you hit the cap keeps opening and an account you are logged into stays logged in. If you let a Pro subscription lapse you keep everything you made; you simply cannot add more until you renew.
Is there a trial?
There is no trial, because the free tier is not a demo. Eight apps and two accounts of each is a real setup that plenty of people never outgrow, and it does not expire, nag, or ask for a card. If you do outgrow it, that is the point at which Pro is worth paying for.
What if I do not like it?
Ask us within 14 days of buying and we will refund you, no argument. Payments are handled by Lemon Squeezy as merchant of record, so your receipt and your subscription link come from them, and you can cancel renewal from that link at any time. The detail is in the Terms.
Does Pro change what leaves my computer?
Almost nothing. Your accounts, cookies and history stay on your machine on either tier. The only difference is that a Pro install checks your licence key with us about every ten days, and that check carries the key and nothing else: no usage, no telemetry, no list of the apps you have added. The Privacy Policy spells out exactly what is stored.