Tiny desktop tools. One-time price.

Useful software tools, starting at $1.

OneBuckTools makes small focused utilities for annoying office work. No subscriptions. No accounts. No bloated software suite.

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One-time purchase. Simple license. No account required.

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ClickCost

Measure how many clicks and minutes your workflows really cost.

Workflow friction, measured simply.

Start a workflow, do the task, stop the timer, and save the result. ClickCost records elapsed time and mouse clicks so you can compare messy office processes with actual numbers.

  • Global start/stop shortcut
  • Click and time measurement
  • Local history and CSV export
  • No screenshots or screen recording
Starting at$1

Early access: the Windows installer is not yet code signed and may show a SmartScreen warning. Installation guide

01

Pay once

Buy the tiny tool you need. No monthly subscription for simple utility software.

02

No account

License-key activation only. Keep the purchase flow simple and private.

03

Local first

Tools should do their job on your machine without turning into monitoring software.

Pricing

Simple by design.

Each OneBuckTools utility starts at $1 with clear, simple license terms shown before purchase.

One-time purchaseClear termsPer-tool licensingNo account

FAQ

Questions answered.

What is OneBuckTools?

OneBuckTools is a collection of small desktop utilities for annoying office work. Each tool solves one practical problem without becoming a large software suite.

What problem does OneBuckTools solve?

Most software is too big for tiny problems. OneBuckTools is for the small utilities you wish existed when repetitive tasks keep wasting your time.

Is OneBuckTools a subscription?

No. Each tool is a one-time purchase. Pay once, keep using it.

Do I need an account?

No. OneBuckTools uses license keys, not user accounts.

How does licensing work?

Each tool has its own simple license terms shown before purchase.

What is the refund policy?

Change-of-mind refunds are available within 14 days if the tool has not been downloaded or activated. After download or activation, refunds are only available where required by law.

Will tools work offline?

The plan is online activation once, then offline-friendly use after activation.

Why might Windows show a warning?

ClickCost is an early-access release and is not yet code signed. Windows may show an Unknown publisher or SmartScreen warning during installation. Check the published SHA-256 checksum and follow the installation guide before running it.