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reWASD vs Versus Remap

Both stand on controller mapping software. Which one you can start free with, which one lets you read the code, and what each costs once you pay.

reWASD

Free trial AndroidiPhoneWindows

reWASD offers input remapping with extra configuration tools in Advanced, while Basic has stated feature exclusions. Check the one-time fee and Windows requirements before choosing an edition.

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Versus Remap combines input remapping, layered profiles, macros, turbo, and virtual controller output in one Windows app. Its listed purchase plans are available, but online purchases are not enabled yet, and the current build has specific controller and output limits.

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The facts

	reWASD	Versus Remap
Free plan	A free trial	No
Open source	Not published	Not published
Runs on	Android, iPhone, Windows	Windows
Lowest paid plan	Basic: $14.99, paid once	Solo: $39 a year
Plans published	2	4
Maker	Not published	Not published
Website	rewasd.com	getversus.gg
On controller mapping software	#23 of 28	#27 of 28

reWASD: what it does well

Maps inputs across controllers, keyboards, and mice
Supports per-app profiles and macros
Advanced edition includes combos and configuration slots
Mobile app can act as a PC control surface
Trial includes full features for seven days

What to know first

No free plan
Basic excludes advanced combos and Slots
Trial is limited to seven days
PC software requires Windows 10 or 11

Versus Remap: what it does well

Supports DualSense and Xbox One or Series controllers over USB.
Profiles offer three shift layers and four quick slots.
Records macros with pauses and delays; includes turbo.
Outputs virtual Xbox, DualShock 4, or generic controllers.
Exports and imports profiles as JSON.

What to know first

Windows only; simultaneous devices listed as one.
Does not support Xbox Elite back paddles.
No virtual Switch Pro output or Bluetooth rumble.
Online purchases are not enabled yet.

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