Pastebot
6.2#23 in clipboard manager softwareFrom $24.99 a yearmacOS
VisitPastebot vs Relic
What both publish
| Fact | Pastebot | Relic |
|---|---|---|
| Privacy | Clipboard sync data is stored in the user's personal iCloud account on Apple's servers, does not pass through Tapbots servers, and sync can be turned off in settings. | The maker says content, titles, notes, and tags are unreadable to Relic, while service metadata such as account email and item counts is collected. |
| Product | Pastebot is a clipboard manager that keeps a running history of copied items so they can be found and pasted again. | Relic is a clipboard manager that captures copied items and syncs them across devices. |
| Quick paste | The Quick Paste menu opens with Shift-Command-V and lets users paste any of their last 10 copies by pressing a number key. | A global picker opens at the cursor with Ctrl+Shift+Space and can paste a selected item directly. |
Pastebot plans
- App Store monthly subscription$2.99 a month
- App Store annual subscription$24.99 a year
- Direct purchase$39, paid once
Relic plans
- FreeFree
- Self-hostFree
- Pro$5 a month
- Max$8 a month
Pick Pastebot if…
You want what its maker publishes above — check its page for the details.
Pick Relic if…
Relic suits people who want searchable clipboard history across devices, including local search tools for screenshots. Desktop copies are captured automatically, while phone users need to share items or use a shortcut or tile.