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Text Blaze vs TextExpander

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

Text Blaze

Free plan ExtensionMacWindows

Text Blaze offers shortcut-based text insertion with dynamic templates and team sharing. Check the free-tier limits and platform availability against your workflow before choosing a plan.

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TextExpander is centered on reusable text, with a free tier and paid options for more Snippets and dynamic content. Its free limits and the annual per-user prices are useful points to weigh before settling on a plan.

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The facts

	Text Blaze	TextExpander
Free plan	Yes	Yes
Open source	Not published	Not published
Runs on	Extension, Mac, Windows	Extension, iPhone, Linux, Mac, Web, Windows
Lowest paid plan	Pro: $2.99 a month	Pro: $5 a month
Plans published	4	4
Maker	Not published	TextExpander
Website	blaze.today	textexpander.com
On text expanders	#3 of 20	#1 of 20

Text Blaze: what it does well

Works with Gmail, Salesforce, and other Chrome sites
Templates support forms, formulas, and integrations
Shared folders support collaborative editing
Pro includes images and tables in snippets
Business includes usage reporting and analytics

What to know first

Free plan limits snippets and sharing
No mobile support
Enterprise pricing is customized
Pro and Business prices are billed yearly

TextExpander: what it does well

Expands saved Snippets across devices and apps.
Free plan has no time limit or credit card requirement.
Free sharing covers five members across three teams.
Paid plans include dynamic content.
Upgrade, downgrade, or cancel from account settings.

What to know first

Free plan allows five active Snippets.
Free users can swap one active Snippet every two weeks.
Enterprise pricing is custom and not listed.
VAT or GST may be added at checkout.

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