# Pricing

> Cutfac is open source. The signed Mac app with automatic updates is $19 a month or $180 a year, with a 7-day free trial and an early-bird offer for the first 100 people.

URL: https://cutfac.com/pricing  
Last updated: 2026-10-12  
Language: [한국어](https://cutfac.com/ko/pricing)

Open source, with a paid Mac app for people who'd rather not build it. Nothing is locked in the app.

## Open source

Build and run it yourself.

**$0 forever**. No account or license key needed.

- Every feature in the app
- Runs with Bun and ffmpeg
- You build and update it yourself

## Solo

The Mac app, signed and kept up to date.

**$180/year · $19/month**. 7-day free trial. Billed after launch.

- Signed Mac app
- Automatic updates
- Reference feed and format packs when they ship

## Early bird

Solo for the first 100 people who pay before launch.

**$99 first year**. Paid before launch. The renewal price is shown at checkout.

- Everything in Solo
- Use the app before public launch

Prices are in US dollars. Sales tax or VAT may be added at checkout.

## What paying gets you

- A Mac app that's signed, so macOS opens it without warnings.
- Updates that install themselves.
- The reference feed and format packs, once they're ready.

## If you stop paying

The app keeps working at the last version you had, and your files stay in your workspace. Updates stop, and so will the feed and packs once they exist.

## Questions about pricing

### Is Cutfac free?

The source code will be open, and building it yourself is free. The signed Mac app with automatic updates is $19 a month or $180 a year, with a 7-day free trial.

### What is the early-bird offer?

The first 100 people who pay before launch get their first year for $99. The renewal price is shown at checkout.

### Is anything locked in the app?

No. The paid app and the open-source version do the same things. Paying gets you signed builds and automatic updates, and later the reference feed and format packs.

### What happens if I stop paying?

The app keeps working at the last version you had. Updates stop, and your files stay where they are.

### What license will the code use?

An open-source license, published with the code at launch.