Mac apps
1 tool says it does the same job as Alfred Powerpack for less. Ranked by the savings each one claims, with a link to the source.
Free vs £34 Powerpack
Raycast's core launcher, clipboard history, snippets and extensions are free; Alfred's Powerpack features are a £34 one-time license.
You keep: Launcher, clipboard history, snippets, window management, extensions.
You give up: AI and cloud sync sit on a paid plan.
Raycast claims the biggest savings: Free vs £34 Powerpack, per its own pricing page. Check the link on its listing for current prices.
Raycast has a free option: Free vs £34 Powerpack. Free plans usually have limits, so check what's included.
Export your data first, test a small import into the new tool, run both for a week, then cancel before your renewal date. Our switching guide walks through it step by step. Read the guide.
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Listings checked 2026-11-11. Sponsored listings are labeled and never change the ranking.