MacCleaner Pro Reviews

The software is divided into six programs and utilities, with MacCleaner Pro as the central dashboard.

• Clean Up lets you thoroughly remove temporary files.
• Speed Up lets you manage programs to optimize your Mac’s speed.
• Manage Files lets you easily visualize and manage your Mac’s storage usage.
• Duplicates checks your Mac for duplicate files and similar photos.
• Applications uninstall apps without leaving leftovers.
• Biggest Files reviews and removes the largest unnecessary files.
• Funter finds hidden files (utility).
• Memory cleaner monitors and manages RAM usage (utility).

All of the features are well-designed and easy to navigate, so even if you’ve never used Mac optimization software before, you’ll have no problems with MacCleaner Pro.

All tools are easily accessible via MacCleaner Pro, and for instances when you want a more in-depth approach, you can open additional apps. That’s the case for:

• Managing files and disk space: Disk Space Analyzer app.
• Finding duplicates: Duplicate Finder app.
• Managing apps: App Cleaner app.

The flexibility of having multiple apps is a plus for most users. However, for some of them, especially those unfamiliar with this type of software, navigating multiple apps might be challenging at first. Fortunately, the overall ease of use of all apps makes for a quick adaptation to the software.

Often, what causes a Mac to slow down is junk files. That’s why a good Mac optimizer needs to be great at cleaning common files and system cleanup.

When you open MacCleaner Pro, the software immediately runs a fast cleanup scan, which may take 30 seconds to a minute to complete. In addition to searching for system clutter such as app cache, logs, and installation files, it lets you quickly optimize RAM usage.

For a more complete and detailed Mac decluttering, you can use Clean Up, which offers more customization options so you can choose what to delete. For example, you can delve deeper into which cache and language files you want to get rid of, allowing you to clear caches only for specific browsers.

If you are wondering how to clear system data on Mac to recover storage, MacCleaner Pro's Clean Up module is designed specifically for this type of system cleanup by targeting unnecessary caches, logs, and other temporary files.

MacCleaner Pro also helps boost your Mac’s speed with the SpeedcUp tool. It allows you to disable unnecessary startup apps, reindex Spotlight, force quit applications that negatively affect performance, and review browser extensions that may be slowing down your browsing experience.

Additionally, Manage Files provides a close view of what items are occupying significant disk space. In turn, you can specifically select and delete archives, documents, and media files. For managing system files and the home folder, MacCleaner Pro launches the disk analyzer (Disk Space Analyzer app).

MacCleaner Pro Duplicates tool definitely helps organize your Mac by removing redundant clutter. From the main app, you can use smart selection to quickly remove duplicates or launch the Duplicate File Finder, which offers a wider range of options for duplicate removal.

It’s important to note that Duplicate File Finder uses an AI-powered system to find not only exact duplicates but also similar photos, including burst shots, different angles, and poorly lit photos.

Moreover, it lets you merge and compare folders and files via drag-and-drop. We especially liked the ability to fine-tune the app, including selecting which items not to scan and choosing the removal method.

For app management, you can use the Applications tool or the App Cleaner and Uninstaller. The first allows you to uninstall apps from the main MacCleaner Pro app, and the latter offers more control over your installed apps, startup programs, browser extensions, and leftover files.

For users who want a detailed look at their apps and folders before deleting them, there’s an expert mode that reveals information about app folders and files.

The best part of App Cleaner and Uninstall is that you can keep track of which apps need updating, making it effortless to keep all apps up to date.

To optimize your Mac’s disk space, you can use the Biggest Files tool or the Disk Space Analyzer app. While the native tool lets you quickly remove unnecessarily large files, the external app lets you scan your entire Mac, specific folders, and external storage.

Plus, you can view detailed information for each file, including the space it occupies on your disk and breadcrumb navigation. The results are displayed as a file list and an impressive-looking infographic. Instead of removing files, you can also choose to move or copy them to a different folder.

The Funter app is an interesting one, as it offers features not often found in other Mac optimizers. Funter, which is accessible from the menu bar, lets you show hidden files in Finder as well as make files invisible – great for security.

You can also search for files in Funter, and it will provide more results than Spotlight since it can search through bundles and packages.

The Memory Cleaner app, also available from the menu bar, offers a quick view into your RAM usage. Thanks to the ‘Free Up Memory’ shortcut, it only takes two clicks to speed up your computer.

If you’re looking for a Mac memory cleaner guide, this module is the most straightforward place to start. Additionally, it features shortcuts for all the other apps, including the main one: MacCleaner Pro.

Despite all these extra utilities, there are a few things missing, such as malware detection and a shredder to permanently delete files.

MacCleaner Pro's plans include monthly, annual, and lifetime subscription options for one, two, or five Mac computers. All options share the same features, with the longer-term plans for more Macs providing the most value.

The lowest price for one Mac is $3.33 per month, billed annually. That means you can save $11.62 per month compared to the $14.95 monthly subscription.

Users with two Macs save even more by subscribing to Dual Mac for $4.44 per month. In that case, compared to the monthly option for two Macs, the savings total $15.51 per month.

Alternatively, with support for five Macs, you can subscribe to the Family Pack for $7.77 per month, providing a total monthly saving of $22.18. If your friends also own a Mac, you can split the monthly bill, resulting in a cost of only $1.55 per user per month.

For users who prefer to pay once, MacCleaner Pro has a lifetime subscription starting at $85.95.

MacCleaner Pro does offer refunds, but the company only accepts them on a case-by-case basis during the first 30 days after purchase. Considering that, we recommend that you fully test out the software via its 2-day free trial.

MacCleaner Pro's support resources include get-started guides for each application, FAQs, and video tutorials. For convenience, you can access all resources from the app.

When contacting support, MacCleaner Pro offers three options. On the website, you can find a contact form or get in touch by email or WhatsApp.

After contacting MacCleaner Pro via email, we received a prompt, concise reply within 1 day. On the other hand, after reaching out via WhatsApp, we got a reply almost instantaneously.

Our experience with customer support aligns with MacCleaner Pro's high customer experience rating in the online community.

For example, Joachim Schmidt says on TrustPilot:

MacCleaner Pro isn’t perfect, though. While many users find value in having several apps, less experienced users with such software might initially struggle with navigation. Plus, the lack of malware detection can also deter some users from subscribing.

Considering its pricing options, savings of up to $22.18 per month, and feature quality, we recommend MacCleaner Pro to any user looking for in-depth storage management and cleaning on their Mac.