| App | One-time price | Platforms | License | Free tier | Same platform |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Ping(this app) | $12.99 one-time | Mac | License not confirmed | No | – |
| Clobbr | $34.99 one-time | Mac, Windows | License not confirmed | No | Yes |
| Prompt 3 | Free tier, $99 one-time | Mac | License not confirmed | Yes | 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 |
| Fork | $49.99 one-time | Mac, Windows | License not confirmed | No | Yes |
| Houdini | Free tier, $269 one-time | Linux, Mac, Windows | License not confirmed | Yes | Yes |
| Nova | $99 one-time | Mac | License not confirmed | No | Yes |
| ReviewMind | $25 one-time | Mac, Web | License not confirmed | No | Yes |
| Spine | $69 one-time | Linux, Mac, Windows | License not confirmed | No | Yes |
| Tailscan | $199 one-time | Browser Extension | License not confirmed | No | No |
| NativeRest | $49 one-time | Windows | License not confirmed | No | No |
| ExtensionKit | $59 one-time | Browser Extension, Web | License not confirmed | No | No |
Prices are one-time license fees as listed on each developer's site and may change. Ranked by similarity to Ping: shared category, tags, platforms and community likes.












Clobbr is the closest pay-once alternative to Ping. Clobbr is a unique tool designed to efficiently test your API endpoints. This application offers an impressive way of identifying performance and concurrency issues. It costs $34.99 one-time and runs on Mac and Windows.
Yes. Prompt 3, Aptakube and Houdini offer a free tier, and each also sells a one-time license if you outgrow it.
ReviewMind is the lowest-priced option at $25 one-time, compared with $12.99 one-time for Ping. All prices are one-time license fees, not subscriptions.
Yes. Clobbr, Aptakube, Fork, Houdini and ReviewMind are available on Windows, Linux, Web and Browser Extension, which Ping does not support.
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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