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~ $ stoprenting --cancelled

Everything you used to rent, free.

Find free, open-source replacements for the apps you pay for every month, and see what you'd save. Every price comes from the vendor's own pricing page.

Add your apps to see your yearly total.

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Example
Stop Renting stoprenting.dev Oct 17, 2026 · Example stack
  • Adobe Photoshop$275.88 → GIMP$0.00
  • Notion$120 → AppFlowy$0.00
  • 1Password$47.88 → Bitwarden$0.00
  • Dropbox$119.88 → Nextcloud$0.00
  • GitHub Copilot$120 → Continue$0.00
  • Spotify Premium$155.88 → Navidrome$0.00
Savings per year
$839.52
$70/mo · $4,198 over 5 years
6 subscriptions replaced for $0
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An example stack at real list prices, checked Oct 17, 2026. Add what you pay for to make it yours.

113paid apps tracked
149free & open alternatives
96prices verified on the vendor's own page
48in Arch / AUR, Omarchy-ready
97self-hostable on your own box
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  1. Salesforce Sales Cloud

    Salesforce · Pro Suite
    → Twenty, SuiteCRM $1,200/yr
  2. Hootsuite

    Hootsuite · Standard
    → Postiz, Mixpost $1,188/yr
  3. MATLAB

    MathWorks · Individual License (annual)
    → GNU Octave, JupyterLab $1,050/yr
  4. Cinema 4D

    Maxon · Cinema 4D
    → Blender $839/yr
  5. IntelliJ IDEA Ultimate

    JetBrains · IntelliJ IDEA (Organizations tab)
    → VSCodium, Zed $719/yr
  6. Hotjar

    Contentsquare · Growth
    → PostHog, OpenReplay $468/yr
matt@omarchy: ~zsh
~ $ stoprenting --swap notion
  Notion $120/yr → AppFlowy · AFFiNE · Anytype
  AppFlowy: AGPL-3.0, Arch/AUR, Flathub
~ $ yay -S appflowy-bin
~ $ 
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