FastTab One Year of Updates
Best for solo macOS users.
$9
one-time
- Full feature set, no subscription
- 1 year of updates included
- Keep using FastTab forever after the year — updates just stop
- Use on up to 3 Macs
FastTab
Pricing
One-time purchase · Privacy-first · 100% local · Source available
Pay once. Switch tabs at native speed forever.
FastTab is a focused macOS utility — not a SaaS. Pick the license that fits how you work. Every tier includes the full feature set, a free 7-day trial, and the same private-first product promise: no data collection, no accounts, and no analytics.
FastTab Lifetime Updates
Buy once, every future update included.
$19
one-time
- Everything in Personal
- Lifetime of updates — every future version, forever
- Use on up to 5 Macs
- No repurchase, no upgrade fees
FastTab Team
15 activations and lifetime updates.
$49
15 activations
- Lifetime updates included
- 15 activations from one purchase
- Enough room for about 5 people across work and personal Macs
- One line item to expense
100% local
FastTab searches tabs, bookmarks, and history on your Mac. Your browsing context is not uploaded.
No data collection
No account, profile, ad identifier, or background collection pipeline is required to use the app.
No analytics
FastTab does not send product usage analytics. It is a private utility first, not a growth dashboard.
Personal vs Lifetime updates
Personal includes 1 year of updates from your purchase date — after that, the app keeps working forever on the last version you got. Lifetime and Team include every future update, no time limit.
Free 7-day trial
Every download starts with a full-feature trial. No credit card. Buy a license when you know it earns its keep.
License delivery
Checkout is handled by Polar. After purchase, you receive a license key by email — paste it into FastTab → Settings → License to activate.
Refunds
Not the right fit? Email [email protected] within 14 days for a full refund.
Questions
Reach [email protected] — replies come from a human, usually same day.
Free to use from source
The source is on GitHub. You can inspect it, learn from it, build a local copy, or send a focused fix — at no cost. The official signed build from this site is the recommended version: it ships updates, holds a license, and has a human behind it.