Pricing
Pay once. Keep it.
VolumeLens is not a subscription and never will be. The free version is a complete storage analyser, including cleanup. Pro adds the explanation layer and export, for a single payment.
Free
₹0
Everything you need to find and remove what is filling your disk.
- Scan any folder or volume you choose
- Nested storage map with zoom, hover and drill-down
- List view with sortable columns
- Search names and paths inside a snapshot
- Large files with a size threshold
- Move to Trash, with the full review and re-check
- Scan history and the cleanup log
- Exclusion patterns
Pro
One-time₹999once · about US$12
A single payment. No renewal, no account, no expiry.
- Insights: every storage sink explained, with risk and method
- Review and clean matches straight from an Insights card
- Export large files and reports to CSV
- Use on up to 3 of your own Macs
- Every future Pro feature at no extra cost
- Support from the people who wrote the app
Your key is emailed here and shown on screen. Payments by Razorpay; we never see your card details.
Includes 3 activations for your own Macs. 30-day refund, no questions asked. Price includes applicable GST.
Licensing
How your licence works
Deliberately boring, and entirely offline.
01
You get a key
After payment your key appears on screen and arrives by email. It is a signed grant, not a password, and it is not tied to an account.
02
You paste it into Settings
VolumeLens checks the signature on your Mac with a key built into the app. Activation contacts no server, so it works offline and cannot fail because a service is down.
03
It keeps working
No renewal, no check-in, no expiry. If this project ever stops, your copy carries on exactly as it is.
What you are paying for
- Software that works entirely on your own machine
- A company you can identify, with a registered address and a GSTIN
- Support answered by the people who wrote the code
- A 30-day refund if it is not for you
What you are not paying for
- A subscription that renews whether you use it or not
- An account, a login, or a profile of your files
- Cloud storage or a service that can go away
- Claims about speed, memory, or “optimising” your Mac