SupaClip vs Raycast clipboard history

Pick Raycast if you already live in its launcher and want clipboard history as one feature among many. The Free plan keeps 3 months of history. Pick SupaClip if clipboard history is the whole job, you want it unlimited without a $10-a-month plan, and you would rather install one small app than a launcher. SupaClip is $4.99 once.

SupaClipRaycast clipboard history
Price$4.99Free with 3 months of history. Pro is $10 a month or $96 a year
Pricing modelOne-time purchase. One license for three Macs, every 1.x update includedFree plan, plus a Pro subscription
Free trial7 days, then a 25-item history until you buyFree Pro trial for eligible new accounts. Length: Not documented
PlatformsMac (macOS 14 or later)Mac. Raycast also has Windows and iOS apps
History keptUp to 10,000 items by default, no age limit, adjustable up to 50,0003 months on Free, unlimited on Pro
Pinned itemsYes, never removedYes, never removed
Paste as plain textYes, ⌥↩Yes
Account neededNoNot documented
Where your data livesOnly on your MacOn your computer, encrypted

Raycast facts are from its clipboard history and pricing pages, checked November 10, 2026. “Not documented” means we found no statement either way.

A launcher with a clipboard, or a clipboard

Raycast is a launcher for Mac with extensions, snippets and quicklinks, and clipboard history is one of its built-in tools. If you use it every day, a second app for clipboard history may be more than you need, and Raycast does the job well: it filters by text, images, colors and links, and pins entries with ⌘⇧P. SupaClip does only this one thing, from the menu bar, in about 4 MB.

Price

Raycast is free to use, and its Free plan keeps clipboard history for 3 months. Unlimited history is part of Pro, which is $10 a month or $96 a year and includes other things you may or may not want. SupaClip is $4.99 once for three Macs, with no limit beyond the 10,000 items it keeps by default, and a 14-day refund. If three months is enough for you, Raycast Free costs nothing.

Privacy

Raycast says copied content never leaves your computer and is encrypted on your drive, and that passwords from password managers are ignored by default. Its page does not describe a per-app ignore list. SupaClip also stays on your Mac, never saves items marked as concealed, excludes password managers by default and lets you exclude any other app or pause capture from the menu bar.

Day to day

In SupaClip you press ⌘⇧V, type a few letters and press return. Tab cycles the filters: All, Pinned, Text, Links, Images, Files and Colors. There is a preview pane, and ⌥↩ pastes as plain text. Raycast has the advantage of everything else in the launcher, such as its snippets and extensions.

Questions and answers

Is Raycast clipboard history free?

Partly. The Free plan keeps 3 months of history. Unlimited history needs Pro, which is $10 a month or $96 a year.

Can I use SupaClip and Raycast together?

Yes. Use Raycast as your launcher and SupaClip for the clipboard, and give them different shortcuts. SupaClip opens with ⌘⇧V, which you can change in Settings.

Does SupaClip need an account?

No. There is no account, and the 7-day trial starts without one. After the trial the app keeps your 25 most recent items until you enter a license key.