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Keeps everything you copy on Apple devices, searchable and synced through your private iCloud.

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ProductivityFreemiumWe checked the prices on pasteapp.io on 8 Nov 2026.

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What is Paste?

Keeps everything you copy on Apple devices, searchable and synced through your private iCloud.

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Who is Paste best for?

Paste is best for Mac and iPhone users who copy a lot of text, links and images and need any of it back later.

  • Developers juggling snippets

    You can copy several snippets in a row and paste each one later without losing the first.

  • Designers reusing assets

    Colors, icons and links pinned to pinboards stay one keystroke away.

  • Apple users on several devices

    History syncs across Mac, iPhone and iPad through your private iCloud rather than Paste's servers.

  • Small teams sharing replies

    Shared pinboards let a team reuse the same replies, colors and wording while each person's history stays private.

How much does Paste cost?

Paste costs $3.99 a month, $29.99 a year or $99.99 once for a lifetime license, each covering Mac, iPhone and iPad after a 7-day free trial.

Personal Monthly$3.99Per month
  • Unlimited clipboard history and search
  • Pinboards for snippets you reuse
  • Mac, iPhone and iPad included
Personal Annual$29.99Per year
  • Same features as monthly
  • Works out to $2.49 a month
Lifetime$99.99One-time
  • Pay once and keep Paste
  • All future updates included
Team$26.99Per user per year
  • Price shown for 5 users
  • Shared pinboards for the team
  • One license key for everyone

Every plan starts with a 7-day free trial with all features, and the Mac download from the website needs no card. A Family Plan for up to six people is sold yearly in the App Store only, and Paste for Mac is also part of a Setapp subscription. Team prices per user drop at 5 and again at 10 users. Students and educators can ask for a lower first-year price on an annual plan. Full pricing on pasteapp.io. We checked these prices on .

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How do I connect Paste to my AI agent?

Paste MCP is Paste's official MCP server. Add it to your agent once, then ask it to search your Paste clipboard history from a chat.

Your agent can look through what you have copied with Paste, so you can find a snippet, link or bit of text from earlier without scrolling back.

Setup guide

Paste gives each account its own server address. Open the setup guide, copy your address, then add it to Claude Code like any other server.

It runs on your computer, so Claude Code starts it when it needs it.

Paste's setup guide covers the sign-in.

Then ask your agent

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Questions about Paste

What is Paste?

Keeps everything you copy on Apple devices, searchable and synced through your private iCloud.

Who is Paste for?

Paste is best for Mac and iPhone users who copy a lot of text, links and images and need any of it back later.

Is Paste free?

No. Paste has a 7-day free trial with every feature on all your devices, then needs a plan: $3.99 a month, $29.99 a year or $99.99 once. Setapp subscribers get Paste for Mac at no extra cost.

How much does Paste cost?

Paste's paid plans are Personal Monthly at $3.99 per month, Personal Annual at $29.99 per year, Lifetime at $99.99 one-time and Team at $26.99 per user per year.

Does Paste have an MCP server?

Yes. Paste MCP is Paste's official MCP server, so agents such as Claude Code, Cursor, Codex and GitHub Copilot can search your Paste clipboard history from a chat. It runs on your computer.

Where can I try Paste?

On its official website, pasteapp.io.

Does Paste upload my clipboard to its servers?

No. Paste keeps clipboard data on your devices and in your private iCloud, never on its own servers, and you can set rules so it ignores passwords and sensitive apps.