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Araxis Merge vs Code Compare

Code Compare

7.3#3 in file comparison software$69.95 one-time
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FactAraxis MergeCode Compare
Folder comparisonIt compares and synchronizes directory trees, and supports archive comparison on Windows.Folder comparison color-codes added, deleted, and changed files, supports include/exclude filters, opens individual file comparisons, and batch-copies files.
PurposeAraxis Merge is a Windows and macOS application for two-way and three-way file comparison, merging, and folder synchronization.Code Compare compares and merges differing files and folders.
SupportNew licences include one year of support and product updates, and renewal after the first year is optional.Devart says free support includes documentation, forums, an AI support chatbot, and basic email troubleshooting; support for trial licenses includes extended email assistance and product updates.
Text comparisonIt compares text files, highlights changes within lines, and supports point-and-click merging and in-place editing.The product highlights inserted, deleted, and modified text, supports within-line highlighting, point-and-click merging, in-place editing, and keyboard merge shortcuts.
TrialThe evaluation is fully functional and expires after 30 days.The download page offers a Code Compare trial, but does not state its duration there.

Araxis Merge plans

  • Standard$129, paid once
  • Professional$269, paid once

Code Compare plans

  • Code Compare FreeFree
  • EvaluationFree
  • Free editionFree
  • Pro edition$69.95, paid once
  • Code Compare ProPriced on request

Pick Araxis Merge if…

Merge suits developers, legal and publishing professionals, code reviewers, auditors, and release or quality-control managers. Professional is the relevant edition when three-way comparison and merging are needed.

Pick Code Compare if…

Code Compare suits developers who need to compare or merge source files and folders. Its Visual Studio extension, standalone app, and version-control integrations offer options for different workflows.

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