Logic Pro Complete
Logic Pro Complete is the full sister-site suite: ConvertLogic Pro, CalculateLogic Pro, ChartsLogic Pro, and DevLogic Pro in one lifetime license. Ad-free access on all four subdomains — priced as $19 for the first Pro and $10 for each additional ($49 total).
Key Features
- ConvertLogic Pro — File converters
- CalculateLogic Pro — Calculators
- ChartsLogic Pro — Chart makers
- DevLogic Pro — Developer utilities
- One License Key Unlocks All Four Subdomains
- Lifetime License with Free Updates
- Complete Privacy — Zero Telemetry
$76.00 · Save $27 · Lifetime updates included
Everything we make on the utility side
Four Pro licenses in one: 24 file converters, 33 calculators, 10 chart makers, and 23 developer utilities. Ninety tools, all client-side, all ad-free, one key. At $49 against $76 bought individually it is the cheapest way in if you expect to touch more than two of the four sites.
It is also the version that stops you thinking about it. There is no moment where you hit a site you did not license and see ads, and no second key to find when you set up a new laptop.
What ships when
Ad-free web access is live across all four subdomains immediately on purchase. The ConvertLogic Pro and CalculateLogic Pro desktop apps are available now for Windows, macOS, and Linux. The ChartsLogic and DevLogic desktop builds are in development and included at no extra cost when they ship — the license does not need renewing to receive them.
Questions people ask before buying
Ninety tools sounds like padding. Is it?
It is four suites that happen to be counted together. Judge it by the suite you actually need — every tool is free to try in full before you buy, with ads, so there is nothing to take on trust.
Does this include PaintLogic or the Tekla checklist?
No. Those are separate fabrication products with their own pricing. This bundle covers the four sister-site utility suites.
Is it really one payment?
Yes. $49 once, lifetime license, free updates including desktop builds that have not shipped yet.
Questions this page did not answer? Use the contact form — it reaches the person who wrote the software. Licensing terms are in the End-User License Agreement.