Automater vs DeleteActivity
A side by side look at Automater and DeleteActivity: pricing, features and what each one is best for.
All comparisons
| Visit Automater | Visit DeleteActivity | |
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| What it costs | ||
| Pricing | Freemium | Freemium |
| Pricing details | Lite is free forever (no account). PRO is USD 50/year (introductory offer) and adds acting-from-the-tray features; Enterprise is custom-priced per seat. | Free browser extension for Chrome and Edge with paid tiers - see the site for current plan details |
| Price range | From $0/moBilled annually, no monthly price published | $0 - $12/mo |
| Free option | Free tier | Free tier |
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| What it is | ||
| What it does | Local desktop tray that pulls every AI CLI and desktop session into one searchable library, flags agents waiting on you, and meters usage across nine providers. | Browser extension that mass deletes Facebook posts, comments, likes and Messenger messages by date or keyword, using your own session with no password shared. |
What it costs
- Pricing
- Freemium
- Pricing details
- Lite is free forever (no account). PRO is USD 50/year (introductory offer) and adds acting-from-the-tray features; Enterprise is custom-priced per seat.
- Price range
- From $0/moBilled annually, no monthly price published
- Free option
- Free tier
- Plans
- Lite$0/mo
- PRO$50/yr
- EnterpriseContact sales
What it is
- What it does
- Local desktop tray that pulls every AI CLI and desktop session into one searchable library, flags agents waiting on you, and meters usage across nine providers.
What it costs
- Pricing
- Freemium
- Pricing details
- Free browser extension for Chrome and Edge with paid tiers - see the site for current plan details
- Price range
- $0 - $12/mo
- Free option
- Free tier
- Plans
- Starter$0/mo
- Pro$12/mo
What it is
- What it does
- Browser extension that mass deletes Facebook posts, comments, likes and Messenger messages by date or keyword, using your own session with no password shared.
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What each one is actually like to use, tested by hand rather than summarised from the vendor’s own page.
