Pricing

Simple Pricing.
No Subscriptions.

Browser tools are free — with standard browser CORS restrictions. Native apps for macOS and iOS are one-time purchases with no CORS limits.

Web App · Extensions · CLI
$0
Free. No account required.
  • Web app — any browser
  • Firefox Extension
  • Chrome Extension
  • CLI via cargo install hitop
  • Full feature set included
  • MIT open source license
  • ⚠ Subject to browser CORS policy
macOS Desktop App
$4.99
One-time purchase. No subscription.
  • Native macOS desktop app
  • Full feature set
  • Local file storage
  • Works fully offline
  • Free updates included
  • Mac App Store
  • No CORS restrictions
iOS App
$2.99
One-time purchase. No subscription.
  • Native iPhone and iPad app
  • Full feature set
  • Local storage on device
  • Works fully offline
  • Free updates included
  • App Store distribution
  • No CORS restrictions

What is included in every plan

  • All HTTP methods — GET, POST, PUT, PATCH, DELETE, HEAD, OPTIONS
  • Collections with sequential runner
  • Collection-level variables
  • Pre-request and post-request JavaScript scripts
  • Request history with status codes and timings
  • Syntax highlighting for JSON, XML, and HTML
  • Import and export collections as JSON
  • Zero external servers — all data stays on your device
  • No account or registration required

Comparison

Tool Cost Account Data Storage CORS-Free Offline
HITOP Web App / Extensions $0 Not required 100% local ⚠ Browser CORS applies Yes
HITOP Desktop (macOS) $4.99 one-time Not required 100% local ✓ No CORS Yes
HITOP iOS $2.99 one-time Not required 100% local ✓ No CORS Yes
Postman $0–$49/user/mo Required Cloud sync ✓ Native desktop Partial
Insomnia $0–$8/user/mo Required Cloud sync ✓ Native desktop Partial

Open Source

HITOP is released under the MIT License. The source code is available on GitHub. You are free to use, modify, and distribute it for personal and commercial projects.

View MIT License on GitHub →

Pick your platform

Start free in your browser. Upgrade to the native Mac or iOS app when you need to bypass CORS or want a dedicated desktop experience.

Questions? Open a GitHub issue →