Setapp

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3.8•14 reviews•

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The one place for trusted apps

3.8•14 reviews•

232 followers

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3.8

Based on 14 reviews

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Reviewers generally like Setapp for giving Mac users easy access to many useful apps in one place, with simple install and uninstall, steady updates, and enough standout tools to make the subscription feel worthwhile for some. But the praise is qualified: several users say the catalog is padded with weak or “junk” additions, and others call out poor app diversity. The sharpest complaints are about flat international pricing, device and account access problems, weak support, and in a few cases, messy cancellation or uninstall experiences.

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Pros

large app collection (5)

easy installation (3)

regular updates (2)

subscription model (2)

Cons

junk apps (2)

price localization issues (2)

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•8 reviews

I decided to try Setapp a few years back because I was looking for a way to simplify my app management on Mac. I wanted easy access to a variety of useful applications without having to pay for each one separately. Setapp offered a subscription model that promised over 250 apps, which sounded like a great deal. What I Liked One of the standout features of Setapp is the sheer number of high-quality apps available. From productivity tools to creative software, there's something for everyone. I found myself discovering new apps that genuinely improved my workflow. The installation process is super easy, and I appreciated being able to try out various apps without the commitment of buying them outright. Another plus is the regular updates and new app additions. It feels like Setapp is constantly evolving, which keeps it fresh and exciting. I also liked the convenience of managing everything in one place, rather than having to juggle multiple subscriptions. What I Didn’t Like However, not everything was perfect. Over time, I noticed that some of the newer apps didn’t seem particularly useful or innovative. It felt like there were periods where the additions were more about quantity than quality. At times, I found myself scrolling through the app catalog without finding anything new that sparked my interest. Additionally, the pricing could be more localized. As someone living in Sri Lanka, the flat international price felt a bit steep compared to local standards. It would be great if they could consider adjusting their pricing model to be more accessible. Recommendation Despite these drawbacks, I would still recommend Setapp, especially to Mac users who love exploring new software. If you're someone who values having a variety of apps at your fingertips and doesn't mind a subscription model, Setapp can be a fantastic resource. Just be prepared for the occasional hit or miss in app quality!

What's great

regular updates (2)easy installation (3)large app collection (5)easy app management (1)

What needs improvement

price localization issues (2)junk apps (2)

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•5 reviews

Reliable and innovative features. The only thing I can point out is that it deserves a better approach regarding price localization. For instance, you guys surely know that I am one of the rare Brazilian subscribers. The flat international price is, by all means, inaccessible in the local context. This means the company is missing out on millions in potential revenue, and consumers are losing access to a quality product. I don’t understand what the argument against price localization would be, but it would be interesting to know—considering this seems to be a deliberate choice.

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price localization issues (2)

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53 views2yr ago

•13 reviews

I have been a macOS user for years, and I have lost the track of all the apps I have tested (both free and premium accounts). Setapp is the only platform that gives you access to so many apps with one single subscription that can actually pay itself. I can't say that I use all apps in your catalog, but there are some “big names” there that would be pricier when paying for them separately in a monthly basis. I'm glad to see that you're keeping it up and consistently adding more apps! Hopefully, I will see more emphasis in generative AI apps and design tools.

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regular updates (2)large app collection (5)subscription model (2)

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45 views3yr ago

•8 reviews

What's great

regular updates (2)easy installation (3)large app collection (5)easy app management (1)

What needs improvement

price localization issues (2)junk apps (2)

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59 views1yr ago

•5 reviews

What needs improvement

price localization issues (2)

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53 views2yr ago

•13 reviews

What's great

regular updates (2)large app collection (5)subscription model (2)

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