Start free. Go Pro when you need more.

Two products. Digr Free is a complete music player, not a demo with the good parts removed. Digr Pro adds the collection-management and audio workshop on top — and you can pay for it monthly, yearly or once.

All prices in GBP. Digr Pro is not on sale yet. Its features are still being built, there is no checkout on this site, and the desktop app has no licence system in it. When that changes it will be announced here — at these prices.

Digr Free

£0

The whole player. No account, no time limit.

Everything Digr does today is a Free feature, and stays one. If you want a dependable local player for a collection you already own, this is the finished product rather than a stepping stone to a paywall.

  • Your local library — multiple folders, recursive scanning, and a SQLite index on your own disk.
  • Browsing by track, album and artist, with search, play contexts and multi-disc ordering.
  • Playback: transport, seek, volume, shuffle, repeat, and a queue you can reorder.
  • Playlists, artwork extraction and caching, and the ten-band equaliser.
  • Google Cast — discovery, speaker groups, receiver volume and queue handoff.
  • The visualisers, the bundled skins and the standard Digr look.
  • Watch folders, everyday metadata handling and standard CD import, as each one lands.
  • Every reliability, compatibility and file-safety fix. Those are never a paid feature.
Download coming soon What it does today →

0.1.0-alpha.3 is built and packaged, but nothing has been published for download yet — the build still needs Apple Developer ID signing and notarisation. macOS 11 Big Sur or later · Apple silicon.

Digr Pro

£4.99/ month

Or £49.99 a year, or £109.99 once — same product either way.

One product, three ways to pay. There is no Pro Plus, no Premium and no Audiophile edition: monthly, annual and lifetime unlock exactly the same features, and the only difference between them is how often you pay.

  • £4.99 / month Rolling. Stop whenever you like.
  • £49.99 / year £9.89 less than twelve monthly payments. Best value
  • £109.99 once One payment. No renewal.
  • Secure, verified CD ripping — repeated reads, drive offset calibration and AccurateRip confidence.
  • Advanced metadata repair: batch review, rules and templates, and undoable changes.
  • Acoustic duplicate intelligence — same-recording detection rather than filename guesswork.
  • The full Library Health and repair suite, with previews, storage estimates and a repair queue.
  • Advanced DSP: parametric EQ with headphone and speaker profiles.
  • Loudness and dynamics analysis — LUFS, true peak, clipping and dynamic-range profiles.
  • Signal Chain: what was decoded, what was resampled, and what actually reached the speaker.
  • Advanced network audio beyond Google Cast, as those protocols land.
  • Provenance and pressing tooling, and the archival rip workflows built on it.

Everything in Digr Free, too.

Not on sale yet See the roadmap →

Pro's features are on the roadmap, not in the app. There is no checkout here and no licence key in Digr — when both exist, this button turns on at the prices above.

Which way to pay.

The only decision on this page, and it is not a decision about features.

  • £4.99 monthly Rolling, stop whenever you like. The right choice if you want to see whether the Pro tools earn their place in how you actually use a music library.
  • £49.99 yearly £59.88 of monthly payments for £49.99 — £9.89 less, about 17%. No other difference.
  • £109.99 once One payment, no renewal. It costs a little over two years of the annual price, which is the honest way to think about it.

No free trial, no introductory pricing, no student or family plans. If any of that changes it will be announced here rather than implied.

Where the line is drawn.

A paid tier changes what a product is willing to do to its free users. Here is the rule Digr holds itself to.

  • Reliability is never a paid feature Every fix that stops Digr losing, mangling or misreading your files ships to everyone. A bug fix behind a paywall is an extortion business model, not a pricing tier.
  • Free keeps the everyday player Library, browsing, playback, queue, playlists, artwork, the equaliser, casting and the skins. Watch folders, everyday metadata handling and standard CD import join Free as they land — not Pro.
  • Pro is depth, not permission Verified ripping, batch metadata repair, acoustic duplicate detection, the full health suite, parametric DSP, loudness analysis and Signal Chain. Serious collection work that most listeners will never need.
  • Nothing that works today moves behind Pro The Digr Free feature list only grows. Pro is built on top of it, and the roadmap marks which product each initiative belongs to.
  • No account for Free, ever There is no sign-in screen and no user record, because there is no server holding one. Pro will need a way to prove you paid; Free will not need a way to prove anything.
  • No adverts, no upsell furniture No part of the interface is advertising space, and Free will not be made worse to make Pro look better.

Which initiatives are Free, Pro or foundation work is marked on the roadmap, initiative by initiative.