AlwaysUp
6.7#2 in startup manager software$39.99 one-timeWindows
VisitAlwaysUp vs WinSW
What both publish
| Fact | AlwaysUp | WinSW |
|---|---|---|
| Purpose | AlwaysUp runs applications as Windows Services so they start at boot and continue running when no user is logged in. | WinSW wraps and manages applications as Windows services. |
AlwaysUp plans
- Individual (25+ licenses)$37.49, paid once
- Individual (10–24 licenses)$39.99, paid once
- Individual (2–9 licenses)$44.99, paid once
- Individual (single license)$49.99, paid once
- Limited Site License$999, paid once
- Site Plus License$1,999, paid once
WinSW plans
- WinSWFree
Pick AlwaysUp if…
AlwaysUp suits Windows users who need applications to start at boot and keep running without a logged-in user. Its enterprise features may suit organizations managing installations across computers or locations.
Pick WinSW if…
WinSW suits Windows users who need to run an executable as a service and configure its startup, failure handling, and logs. It can host executables beyond Java applications.