Enigma Protector
7.4#1 in code obfuscation softwareWebAPILinuxSelf-hosted
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.NET Reactor
6.3#13 in code obfuscation software$249 one-timeLinuxmacOSWindows
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| Fact | Enigma Protector | .NET Reactor |
|---|---|---|
| Licensing | Its licensing system supports registration-key verification, hardware-bound licenses, and limits based on dates, launches, or usage duration. | The licensing system supports trial or permanent licenses, hardware and software locks, and an SDK for license checks and custom extensions. |
| Purpose | Enigma Protector is a licensing and protection system for Windows executable files, aimed at commercial software and shareware developers. | .NET Reactor is a .NET code protection and licensing system designed to protect assemblies against reverse engineering. |
| Support | Support is provided by email and through the vendor forum, with the vendor advising users to update before reporting problems. | Eziriz says typical support response time is within one business day on weekdays and offers a 24/7 AI assistant for basic help. |
Enigma Protector plans
- Online Activation Panel — Light$24 a month
- Online Activation Panel — Basic$34 a month
- Online Activation Panel — Premium$59 a month
- The Enigma Protector Professional (64-bit version) — Single Developer License$249, paid once
- The Enigma Protector Professional 32-bit — Single Developer License$249, paid once
- The Enigma Protector Professional (32-bit version) — Single Developer License$249, paid once
.NET Reactor plans
- Single Developer$249, paid once
- Company$549, paid once
Pick Enigma Protector if…
It suits developers who need licensing controls and executable protection for Windows software, as well as teams managing activation and registrations. Its API and self-hosted activation panel may suit developers who want to integrate checks or operate the panel on their own server.
Pick .NET Reactor if…
It may suit developers and companies that need to protect .NET assemblies and manage software licensing. The Single Developer plan is for individual use, while the Company plan covers multiple developers within one legal entity.