Email support
Best for installation problems, licensing questions, product issues, and feature requests.
Typical response: within 2 business days
dircomparepro@gmail.comUse this page to find support options, common troubleshooting steps, license help, and answers to the questions most people ask before or after installing DirectoryCompare Pro.
Choose the fastest path depending on whether you need installation help, bug reporting, licensing support, or general product guidance.
Best for installation problems, licensing questions, product issues, and feature requests.
Typical response: within 2 business days
dircomparepro@gmail.comUse Help β Submit Bug Report in the app when you want to send actionable feedback from inside DirectoryCompare Pro.
Useful for public questions, workflow discussion, and community-style support.
Open discussionsIf you believe you found a security issue, report it privately instead of posting it publicly first.
Report privatelyThese are the practical questions most people ask around install, activation, source types, and upgrades.
The trial starts automatically on first launch β no sign-up required. You get full Premium access for 7 days. After that, the app continues as Basic (free) unless you activate a license.
Open Help β Register, paste your license key, and activate it there. Keys are machine-bound.
Because licensing is tied to the machine, moving to a new computer usually requires support help and a replacement key.
The free tier includes 2-way compare, 3-way merge (base/mine/yours), diff, archives, CSV, Excel, image diff, hex compare, patch support, exports, sessions, and sync preview. There is also a 7-day full-featured trial if you want to evaluate paid capabilities first.
Standard ($39/yr) unlocks N-way workflows, Git branch/commit compare, GitHub repository compare, plugin viewers, and themed UI features.
Premium ($79/yr) adds web URL compare, FTP/SFTP compare, similarity search, and duplicate detection workflows.
Yes for local workflows and license use after activation. Internet is only needed for remote source workflows like GitHub, web URL, or FTP/SFTP comparison.
Yes. It supports archives, CSV files, Excel spreadsheets, images, hex/binary files, patches, and more.
Include what you compared, which mode you were using, what you expected, what happened instead, and whether the issue is repeatable.
These are the issues most likely to block installation or comparison workflows.