What's a good alternative to Textexpander for Mac?

Use case : if you constantly find yourself copy-pasting the same text (especially within a team), what's an app that could host a collection of text snippets and associated keyboard/keyword shortcuts?
Théo BlochetProduct Manager @Fueled · Asked

5 recommended

Michelle NickolaisenOwner, Bombchelle Industries · Written
I use aText and I've had 1-2 very minor issues with it over the years, but nothing major. It's definitely worth the $5 fee if you just want something that does text shortcuts & don't necessarily want or need TextExpander's other features.
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Allan CaegFounder, NorthStories.io · Written
Looks compelling at $5 one-time fee
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TextExpander

Théo BlochetProduct Manager @Fueled · Written
TextExpander is great, but I feel the subscription model makes it insanely expensive for the little value we'd get out of it as a team of ~20, and it probably does way too much.
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Dash

Instant offline access to 130+ API documentation sets.

If you are a developer, Dash is your choice. It also does text-expanding and works great!
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Phrase Express

I recommend you check out PhraseExpress. PhraseExpress is available on Windows, Mac, iOS & Android. PhraseExpress can also import Textexpander snippets.
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No subscription, powerful features
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