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Litera Compare vs UltraCompare

Litera Compare

litera.com

UltraCompare

ultraedit.com

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Price from—$8.33/mo
Free plan——
Free trial—Yes
Open source——
WebYes—
WindowsYesYes
macOSYesYes
Linux—Yes
iOSYes—
AndroidYes—
Plans published24
Spec score · Document Comparison Software7.4 (#18)8.3 (#9)
Founded19951994
HeadquartersChicago, Illinois, United StatesAustin, Texas, USA
IntegrationsThe Compare Desktop page lists DMS integrations including NetDocuments, iManage, OpenText eDOCS, and Worldox.It integrates as a diff and merge tool for Git and also supports Subversion and CVS.
PurposeLitera Compare helps users compare document revisions across multiple authors and document formats.UltraCompare compares and merges text files, folders, and documents including Word, Excel, and PDF.
SupportLitera offers Customer Center articles, documentation, and training materials, with email support available Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. Eastern Time.The maker offers an AI assistant for feature, setup, workflow, or licensing help, support cases, FAQs, documentation, and a community run forum.

Plans

Litera Compare

  • Litera Compare DesktopPriced on request
  • Litera Compare DesktopPrice not published

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UltraCompare

  • UltraEdit Core Subscription$99.95 a year
  • UltraEdit Enterprise Subscription$119.95 a year
  • UltraEdit Core Perpetual$179.95, paid once
  • UltraEdit Enterprise Perpetual$249.95, paid once

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In their own words

Litera Compare

Litera Compare helps users compare document revisions across authors and file formats. Comparisons can cover complete documents or selected snippets, including text, code, images, tables, charts, and comments. Results group changed elements by type and quantity so users can filter, modify, or flag them. Users can save redlines, make a merged version, or create a new document retaining the original formatting, then print or email it. Google Workspace users can start comparisons from Google Docs, Google Drive, or Litera’s web application. Litera also offers Compare for Microsoft 365 with the same comparison engine. The cloud-based Compare Office 365 app compares, cleans, and converts documents, spreadsheets, and presentations. Compare Desktop runs on Windows; Mac and Linux require a Windows virtual machine or dual boot. Desktop integrations include NetDocuments, iManage, OpenText eDOCS, and Worldox. The Desktop license is a one-year subscription, and online purchases are limited to 10 seats.

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UltraCompare

UltraCompare compares and merges files, folders, and documents, including Word, Excel, and PDF. It can show two or three files side by side and lets users merge differences visually. Folder tools compare, merge, and synchronize directory structures, with rule-based automation available. For spreadsheets and other tabular data, it can compare and merge cells, rows, or columns, including across multiple Excel sheets. UltraCompare works as a diff and merge tool with Git, Subversion, and CVS. It can compare remote files over FTP or SFTP and by URL, and folders over FTP and network shares. ZIP, RAR, and JAR contents can be compared without extraction. Additional tools include highlighting for characters, words, or lines; options to ignore whitespace or case; editable comparisons; saved sessions; and HTML or text reports. The maker lists Windows, macOS, and Linux, while a fully functional Windows trial includes all features for 30 days. There is no free plan. Subscriptions start at $99.95 a year for Core or $119.95 a year for Enterprise; perpetual options cost 179.95 USD or 249.95 USD once.

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