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AlwaysUp vs Autorun Organizer

AlwaysUp

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Autorun Organizer

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FigureAlwaysUpAutorun Organizer
Price from—Free
Free plan—Yes
Free trialYes—
Open source——
WindowsYesYes
Plans published102
Spec score · Startup Manager Software8.2 (#3)7.8 (#9)
Founded20041999
PurposeAlwaysUp runs applications as Windows Services so they start at boot and continue running when no user is logged in.Autorun Organizer is presented as a Windows boot acceleration utility with antivirus scanning.
SupportThe maker offers free technical support by email or phone and says it responds to company inquiries within one business day.The company lists [email protected] as the contact for questions about its privacy policy and license agreement.

Plans

AlwaysUp

  • Individual (25+ licenses)$37.49, paid once
  • Individual (10–24 licenses)$39.99, paid once
  • Individual (2–9 licenses)$44.99, paid once
  • Individual (single license)$49.99, paid once
  • Limited Site License$999, paid once
  • Limited Enterprise/Multi-Site License$1,999, paid once
  • Site Plus License$1,999, paid once
  • Enterprise/Multi-Site Plus License$2,799, paid once
  • Unlimited Site License$2,999, paid once
  • Unlimited Enterprise/Multi-Site License$4,999, paid once

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Autorun Organizer

  • FreeFree
  • Autorun OrganizerFree

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In their own words

AlwaysUp

AlwaysUp runs applications as Windows Services so they can start at boot and keep running without a user logged in. It supports executables, batch files, Java applications, Python scripts and other application types. Monitoring can trigger restarts if an application crashes, hangs or uses too much memory; email alerts and Windows Event Log reporting provide activity details. Scheduling options include application restarts and computer reboots, alongside custom sanity checks and automation for dialogs and forms. The maker lists compatibility guides for more than 160 applications, including Dropbox, Google Drive for desktop and Plex Media Server. The current release supports Windows 11 and 10, and Windows Server 2025, 2022, 2019 and 2016; earlier releases are available for some older versions. The maker says core functionality needs no internet access, configuration stays local, and installations do not transmit personal data or telemetry. A free Web Service add-on provides browser or HTTP API control, with HTTPS support. An unrestricted 30-day trial is available. An individual single-PC license costs $49.99 as a one-time purchase; additional volume and site license options are listed.

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Autorun Organizer

Autorun Organizer is a free Windows utility for managing programs that launch when Windows starts. It can enable or disable startup entries, remove them, or suspend launches, and it can process autorun records in batches. Its overview rates startup programs based on how often entries are disabled or deleted and displays a diagram of Windows boot time. The utility checks startup programs through VirusTotal, described on its product page as covering more than 60 antivirus programs. It can notify users about new auto-start entries, search quickly, detect erroneous records, and update itself. Listed requirements are Windows 11, 10, 8, or 7 in 32-bit or 64-bit, at least 256 MB RAM, 50 MB of disk space, and administrator rights. If the installer’s data-transfer option is enabled, the program sends application and startup-entry details to its server for frequency information and VirusTotal analysis. The license permits free distribution if the distribution package is not modified.

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