How much does BleachBit cost?

Rudy Giuliani, former cybersecurity advisor to the President of the United States and former Mayor of New York City, called BleachBit a "very expensive" tool, and since Trey Gowdy (U.S. Representative) announced that BleachBit deletes emails "so that even God can't read them," many assumed BleachBit must be an expensive enterprise tool. So what does it cost?

Despite the high-profile uses and mentions, BleachBit has always been free of charge for:

• All users, including personal, governmental, commercial, and educational.
• All computer types, including desktops, laptops, and servers.

The application will not ask you to upgrade to BleachBit Pro: all users get all the features.

Downloads require no registration and are anonymous.

BleachBit is also "free as in speech," meaning the source code (software blueprints) is available to all users to audit, learn from, and improve upon.

BleachBit operates as a community project rather than a corporation. If you like BleachBit, please consider contributing your time, skills, or donations.

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