Try it free for 7 days. That's the test.

ScrubShot, the Mac screenshot app, comes with a free 7-day trial. Use it on your real work for a week, then decide. $30 is a one-off, not a subscription.

After purchase I don't run a routine "use it and refund it" window, because the trial is that window. What I do still cover are things that aren't your decision: genuine bugs, payment problems, licenses that didn't arrive. Get in touch and I'll sort it.

Every Mac gets a free 7-day trial, no card on file. The trial is the same app as the paid version. Press the shortcut, scrub out what's private, copy or save. Use it on real work, in your real apps, for the whole week.

If at the end of the week it isn't for you, don't buy. If it is, that's what the $30 is for.

If something has genuinely gone wrong, get in touch and I'll make it right. Some examples:

A bug you didn't hit during the trial that breaks the app on your specific machine. A payment that went through twice. A license that never arrived. A change I make in an update that materially removes something you bought it for.

In any of those cases, get in touch and I'll either refund you in full or fix the issue, whichever you'd prefer.

Get in touch through the contact page, ideally from the address you bought with. If you have the license key handy, include it. A short note about what's gone wrong is enough.

You don't need to write a bug report or hop on a call. I read these myself.

The $30 goes back to your original payment method, usually within a few working days depending on your bank. Your license is deactivated, and I'd ask that you stop using the app and delete your copy.

If you're a consumer in the UK, your statutory rights are not affected by anything on this page.

Questions about a refund can be raised through the contact page. It comes to me directly.