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Pricing and your key

What's free and what isn't

Free With a key
Open your own device's Home Screen
Rearrange, make folders, sort, organize, undo
Use the sample iPad and iPhone
Apply a layout to your own device

You only need a key for the last step, so you can see that Arrange works with your device before you pay.

Price

Arrange costs $4.99, once.

  • No subscription. There's nothing to renew.
  • One key is for one Mac, and covers every iPhone and iPad you use with that Mac.
  • No account to create.

Buy and enter a key

  1. Click Buy / Enter key in the header (or press Apply, which opens the same screen when you don't have a key yet).
  2. Click Buy a license. The checkout opens in your browser. Purchases and keys are handled by Polar.
  3. After you pay, you'll land on a thank-you page showing your checkout ID, and your key arrives in your purchase email. Keep the checkout ID if you need help with your order.
  4. Back in Arrange, paste the key into License key and click Activate.

You'll see "Activated. You can apply layouts to your devices now." Your license then shows under ⚙︎ Settings › License as This computer is licensed.

Checking your license

Arrange checks your key with Polar when you activate it, then re-checks it now and then, at most once a day. If your Mac is offline, Arrange keeps working for up to 14 days before it needs to check again.

If activation fails

Message What to do
Paste your license key first. The key field is empty. Paste the key from your purchase email.
That license key wasn't recognized. Check the key against your purchase email. Copy it again, without extra characters.
Could not reach the license server. Check your internet connection and try again.
This key is already in use on 1 computer(s), its limit. Each key works on one Mac. Deactivate it on the other Mac first (see Move to a new Mac), or buy a second key for this Mac.
Your license key is no longer valid, so applying to a device is locked again. The key was revoked or refunded. Contact us if you think that's a mistake.