GitPerennial Licensing

Buy once. Own it forever.

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.

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GitPerennial — Annual Renewal

$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.

  • Unlocks the next major version
  • One-time charge, not a subscription
  • Renew from Settings → License → Renew
  • The Renew button appears when a new major release is available

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.