GitPerennial Licensing
GitPerennial keeps your GitHub traffic, referrer, and release-download history long past GitHub's own 14-day window — running locally, on your machine, with your data. The free version tracks one repository for life. A license unlocks unlimited repositories.
$60 one time
No subscription. Nothing expires.
Unlocks unlimited repository tracking in GitPerennial, permanently. The version you buy keeps working for as long as you want it — no renewal required, ever, and nothing phones home.
$25 one time
A single charge — not a recurring subscription.
When a new major version is released, renew for $25 right inside the app — GitPerennial already has your perpetual license, so there's nothing to look up or type. Your installed version keeps working whether or not you renew.
The renewal price is only reachable from inside GitPerennial — there's no button here, by design.
Which one do I need? If this is your first GitPerennial purchase, choose the Perpetual License. You won't need the Annual License until a future major version is released and you decide you want it.
After you pay: Stripe returns you to a receipt page showing your license key, and the same receipt is emailed to you. In GitPerennial, open Settings → License, paste the key in, and click Activate.
How many computers? One license covers your two computers (for example a desktop and a travel laptop). Teams: buy one license per person who uses GitPerennial — it isn't a shared seat pool.
Support & questions: open an issue on GitHub, or email gitperennial-support@shallcross-consulting.com. Lost your key? Use “Restore my saved license key” in GitPerennial's Settings, or contact us.
Before you buy: all sales are final — there are no refunds on license keys (they're delivered instantly and can't be returned). The free version tracks one repository forever, so try it first. Full terms: Terms of Sale & License.