Every free PC tool has a catch. Usually the catch is that it scans, finds four hundred problems, and then asks for money to fix them.

Not the PCRescue Kit.

Free, permanently. The whole diagnostic side. Drive health, memory, free space, what starts with Windows, whether your protection is actually on. Over thirty of the fixes, including most of the ones I run first on a real bench job. Nothing expires. There is no trial clock.

Paid, $49 once. The rest of the seventy-plus. Deeper network repair, the more involved system file work, the fixes that take longer and touch more. Lifetime updates included.

What the free version will never do is tell you that you have problems and then refuse to say what they are.

It will also never install something else along the way. No browser extension, no second app, no changed search engine.

I want to be plain about why the free tier is this generous. Most people who download it will not pay me $49, and that is fine. Some of them will end up calling the shop, and some of them will just have a working computer and think better of me.

If you have ever wondered how to tell a real tool from a fake one, the tell is almost always the same: the fake one creates urgency it cannot explain. And if you would rather use nothing at all, Windows already ships with more than people realize — I will tell you that too.

Public release September 1, 2026.
$39 Presale available now at pcrescue.me/kit. Or wait for the free download to become available and try it out.

Windows for now, a Mac version is coming.