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Code Compare

7.3#3 in file comparison software$69.95 one-time
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FactBeyond CompareCode Compare
CompanyScooter Software describes itself as an independent, employee-owned software company in Madison, Wisconsin.Devart says it was founded in 1997 and that Code Compare was introduced in 2010.
PurposeBeyond Compare is client software for comparing and synchronizing files and folders.Code Compare compares and merges differing files and folders.
SupportSupport resources include a help file, video tutorials, knowledge base articles, user forums, and a contact channel for reporting problems.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.
TrialThe download includes both Standard and Pro functionality, and the maker says it may be evaluated for free before a license is purchased for continued use.The download page offers a Code Compare trial, but does not state its duration there.

Beyond Compare plans

  • Standard — per-user (1–4)$35, paid once
  • Pro — per-user (1–4)$70, paid once
  • Standard — site$5,250, paid once
  • Pro — site$10,500, paid once
  • Standard — enterprise$21,000, paid once
  • Pro — enterprise$42,000, paid once

Code Compare plans

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

Pick Beyond Compare if…

Beyond Compare suits developers, system administrators, and others who need to inspect or synchronize files and folders. Pro may suit users who need its additional merge, source-control, or repository integrations.

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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