Handled by Apple
Purchases and refunds run entirely through the App Store. We never see a card number, and we cannot process a refund ourselves — Apple's request form is the route, and it is a generous one.
MoshpitPricing
No subscription, no account, no in-app purchases, no tiers to compare. You buy the app, you own the app.
Launch price · iPhone and iPad · US pricing, converted automatically elsewhere
Coming to the App Store
This is the launch price, and it goes up as the app matures — never down. Buying early is the discount; there will not be a sale later.
There is no Pro tier and nothing is held back. The list below is not a plan — it is the app.
The comparison that matters for a tool you will still be using in three years. Subscription prices checked August 2026; a terminal you pay for once has no second column.
| After… | Moshpit | Termius Pro | Moshi | Blink+ |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Year 1 | $6.99 | $120 | $69.99 | $19.99 |
| Year 2 | $6.99 | $240 | $139.98 | $39.98 |
| Year 3 | $6.99 | $360 | $209.97 | $59.97 |
| Year 5 | $6.99 | $600 | $349.95 | $99.95 |
One month of Termius Pro costs more than Moshpit does, forever. That is the whole pitch, and it is the reason the price is allowed to rise later without the argument changing.
Saying so in public is the point. A launch price that quietly becomes permanent is just a price; one with the ladder published is a reason to decide now. Nobody who has already bought is ever charged again.
| Stage | Price | When it moves |
|---|---|---|
| Launch | $6.99 | Now, at v1.0 |
| Standard | $9.99 | Announced in advance, once the app has paid for its own developer account |
Purchases and refunds run entirely through the App Store. We never see a card number, and we cannot process a refund ourselves — Apple's request form is the route, and it is a generous one.
A universal app: buy it once and it installs on both, on every device signed into the same Apple Account.
Updates to v1 are free. If a future major version is ever charged for separately, it will be a separate app on the store, not a subscription bolted onto this one.
A paid-up-front app cannot offer a trial on the App Store. That is why the documentation and the comparison are blunt about the limits — you should be able to tell before paying.
Available in most App Store regions, with local pricing converted by Apple. Two exceptions in the first release: mainland China needs an MIIT filing we do not hold, and France needs a cryptography declaration separate from the export answers this build ships with.
One developer, no servers to run, no support desk to staff. The costs that force other terminals onto a subscription are costs this app does not have.
Read how Moshpit compares — it names the cases where another terminal serves you better — or start with what Moshpit does. Neither page is a sales pitch.