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WinRAR pricing

WinRAR is a paid product. Starting price: $29 one-time (single-user licence). Free trial: 40 days.

PaidPrices last checked Nov 1, 2026
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WinRAR plans and prices

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WinRAR pricing facts

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Starting price
$29 one-time (single-user licence)
Checked Nov 1, 2026win-rar.com(opens source in a new tab)
“WinRAR for Windows costs USD 29.00 for a single-user license.”
Free trial
40 days
Checked Nov 1, 2026win-rar.com(opens source in a new tab)
“This means that anyone may use the software during a test period of a maximum of 40 days at no charge.”

WinRAR alternatives by price

Starting prices from each app's own site, ranked by our alternatives score.

AppPricingPriceFree plan
Bandizip logoBandizipFree plan + paid$30 one-time (Professional, single user)Yes, including business use
7-Zip logo7-ZipOpen source——
PeaZip logoPeaZipOpen source——
Keka logoKekaFree——
WinZip logoWinZipPaid—No
NanaZip logoNanaZipOpen source——

See all 6 WinRAR alternatives

WinRAR pricing: common questions

Is WinRAR free?

No, WinRAR is a paid product. It offers a free trial: 40 days.

How much does WinRAR cost?

Starting price: $29 one-time (single-user licence), according to win-rar.com (checked Nov 1, 2026). Prices can vary by country and billing period.

Does WinRAR have a free trial?

Yes: 40 days.

What are free alternatives to WinRAR?

Free or freemium alternatives include 7-Zip, PeaZip, Keka and Bandizip. Open-source options: 7-Zip, PeaZip and NanaZip.