MacKeeper vs Advanced Mac Cleaner Comparison

Mac optimizers typically use two pricing models: you can either purchase a license outright for permanent access or you can choose a subscription and pay from month to month. It’s up to you to decide which system you prefer, and when it comes to the two programs we’re comparing – MacKeeper or Advanced Mac Cleaner – you’ll also need to decide what features and costs are important for you. While the former is full of rare features and is a true powerhouse, the latter is a simple, straightforward, and sometimes quite surprising optimizer that lacks features that you would probably never use to begin with.

Unlike most of its competitors, with MacKeeper you don’t purchase a license but instead pay a monthly subscription. This is the reason you can get MacKeeper for as low as $4.95 per month, which covers all your needs for 2 whole years. To top it all, you’ll get a money back guarantee for as long as your subscription lasts, as well as a full-fledged 24/7 customer support. You even have the option to purchase the services of Apple certified technicians who can remotely monitor your Mac from time to time and complete a thorough cleanup job for you instead.

If you want to purchase the full version of Advanced Mac Cleaner – since the free version is only good for scanning – you will have to search deep into your pocket. Yet once the initial six-month subscription period is over, you can pay as little as $3.33 per month for this software. Furthermore, each customer is entitled to a 60-day money back guarantee, the option to subscribe to Sticky Password (a complementary password optimizer) for $9.99 per six months ($0.83 per month thereafter) and a Mac memory optimization tool for free.