Best Find My Ports alternatives in 2026

Find My Ports ("Manage and visualize your open development ports and deployment") sells for $20 one-time on Mac. The 12 alternatives below all sell a perpetual license with no subscription, ranked by how closely they match Find My Ports on category, tags and platform. The closest match is Proxyman ($69 one-time).

Find My Ports vs. alternatives at a glance

App	One-time price	Platforms	License	Free tier	Same platform
Find My Ports(this app)	$20 one-time	Mac	License not confirmed	No	–
Proxyman	$69 one-time	Linux, Mac, Windows	License not confirmed	No	Yes
Localcan	$39 one-time	Mac	License not confirmed	No	Yes
Unfold	Free tier, $7 one-time	Mac	License not confirmed	Yes	Yes
BoltAi	$19 one-time	Mac	License not confirmed	No	Yes
TablePlus	$89 one-time	Linux, Mac, Windows	License not confirmed	No	Yes
Aptakube	Free tier, €99 one-time	Linux, Mac, Windows	License not confirmed	Yes	Yes
Brewer X	€54 one-time	Mac	License not confirmed	No	Yes
Pulldog	Free tier, €23 one-time	Mac	License not confirmed	Yes	Yes
Radar	$14.99 one-time	Linux, Mac, Windows	License not confirmed	No	Yes
VibeIsland	Free tier, $14.99 one-time	Mac	License not confirmed	Yes	Yes
AssetHoard	$29 one-time	Linux, Mac, Windows	License not confirmed	No	Yes
Bentowise	Free tier, $39 one-time	Mac, Windows	License not confirmed	Yes	Yes

Prices are one-time license fees as listed on each developer's site and may change. Ranked by similarity to Find My Ports: shared category, tags, platforms and community likes.

What to look for in a Find My Ports alternative

Cheaper than Find My Ports ($20 one-time): Unfold at Free tier, $7 one-time, BoltAi at $19 one-time, Radar at $14.99 one-time and VibeIsland at Free tier, $14.99 one-time.
Free tier available: Unfold, Aptakube, Pulldog, VibeIsland and Bentowise. Try before you buy a license.
Beyond Mac: Proxyman, TablePlus, Aptakube, Radar and AssetHoard also run on Linux and Windows.

All 12 Find My Ports alternatives

Proxyman

$ 69

Experience a smoother web debugging experience.

Linux

+3 more

Proxyman is a native MacOS application that simplifies the process of capturing, inspecting, and manipulating HTTP/HTTPS traffic. Supported by Apple M1/M2 & macOS Sonoma 14, it brings web debugging right at your fingertips.

Localcan

$ 39

Develop your apps with .local domains and persistent Public URLs

Mac

+2 more

LocalCan offers a robust solution for developers to test their apps over .local domains and expose their projects through secure Public URLs.

Unfold

Free

$ 7

Quickly preview folders and files on macOS devices

Mac

+3 more

Unfold lets you preview folders and 100+ file types on macOS. Supports offline use and offers lifetime updates. Ideal for developers and power users seeking quick access to files without opening them individually. Includes a 7-day free trial for new users.

BoltAi

$ 19

Integrate AI into your workflow today.

Mac

+5 more

BoltAI is a native AI app designed for macOS that integrates ChatGPT into your daily workflow, enhancing productivity across various professional fields.

TablePlus

$ 89

Database management made easier, faster & more efficient.

Linux

+6 more

TablePlus is a GUI tool that supports databases like MySQL, PostgreSQL, SQLite & more. The application simplifies database management with its intuitive features.

Aptakube

Free

€ 99

Simplify Kubernetes Operation with a Modern GUI

Linux

+3 more

A modern, multi-cluster Kubernetes GUI client that simplifies operations with an easy-to-use desktop interface.

Brewer X

€ 54

Brewer X is a refreshing user interface for Homebrew.

MacDeveloper Tools

Brewer X: an invigorating macOS Homebrew client to manage apps and automate updates with a single click.

Pulldog

Free

€ 23

Native macOS code review tool for seamless team collaboration

Mac

+2 more

Pulldog is a macOS client for code reviews, integrating with GitHub and GitLab. It offers smart queries, customizable themes, and Spotlight actions to streamline your workflow. Ideal for developers seeking a native Apple experience with enhanced productivity.

Radar

$ 14.99

Stay on top of your data with analytics and alerts.

Linux

+6 more

Radar is a comprehensive tool to track various metrics right from your menu bar. With a focus on simplicity, privacy and user convenience, it makes data management a seamless experience.

VibeIsland

Free

$ 14.99

Dynamic Notch Island for seamless AI agent management

Mac

+3 more

Vibe Island offers a dynamic interface for managing 26 AI agents directly from your Mac's notch.

AssetHoard

$ 29

Local-first asset manager for indie game developers and artists

Linux

+3 more

AssetHoard is a local-first asset manager for indie developers, organizing 40+ file formats with semantic search and rich previews. Own your library forever with a one-time purchase, no subscriptions needed. Perfect for managing game assets efficiently.

Bentowise

Free

$ 39

Innovative data visualization for business analysts

Mac

+4 more

Bentowise is a local-first visual research workspace for organizing notes, links, images, files, and references into structured boards. Available as a one-time purchase, with no subscription required.

Find My Ports alternatives: FAQ

What is the best alternative to Find My Ports?

Proxyman is the closest pay-once alternative to Find My Ports. Proxyman is a native MacOS application that simplifies the process of capturing, inspecting, and manipulating HTTP/HTTPS traffic. Supported by Apple M1/M2 & macOS Sonoma 14, it brings web debugging right at your fingertips. It costs $69 one-time and runs on Linux, Mac and Windows.

Is there a free alternative to Find My Ports?

Yes. Unfold, Aptakube, Pulldog, VibeIsland and Bentowise offer a free tier, and each also sells a one-time license if you outgrow it.

What is the cheapest Find My Ports alternative?

Unfold is the lowest-priced option at Free tier, $7 one-time, compared with $20 one-time for Find My Ports. All prices are one-time license fees, not subscriptions.

Are there Find My Ports alternatives for Linux and Windows?

Yes. Proxyman, TablePlus, Aptakube, Radar and AssetHoard are available on Linux and Windows, which Find My Ports does not support.

Do these Find My Ports alternatives require a subscription?

No. Every app on PayOnceApps is listed because it sells a one-time (perpetual) license. Some also offer a free tier or trial. Prices are checked against the developer's site but can change, so confirm on the app's website before buying.

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