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Free $0/mon Basic $19/mon Corporate $39/mon Enterprise $79/mon
Quota/month 200MB 1000MB 3000MB 9000MB
Maximum number of JS files per request 20 50 1000 3000
Maximum JS Size per request 200KB 10MB 30MB 120MB
Compression Ratio Low Medium High Best
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General Features

Name Mangling
Compressor
Encode Strings
Code Formatter
Move String Into Array
Move Members
Microsoft.NET API
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Advanced and Cross-File Obfuscation

WebService/http-API
JS Header Text
Deep Obfuscation
Code Transposition
Lock Domain/Date
Replace Globals
Protect Members
Dead Code Insertion
Encrypt Strings
Mixed Server Code
Protect Object Declaration
Code Transposition - Eval
Code Transposition - EvalAll
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Frequently Asked Questions

How does the free account work?

No credit card is required and you can upgrade to other plans whenever you are ready.

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What forms of order do you accept?

We use Paypal to accept online order in a secure and reliable way. All major Credit Cards are accepted. You do not require a PayPal account to purchase using your credit card.

Do you keep my JavaScript source code?

No. The source code obfuscation is processed in server memory. You don't need to upload any Javascript files to the server. For more information please read our Terms of Service and Privacy Policy.

Do I have to sign a long-term contract?

Nope. You'll be charged monthly and you can cancel or change plans anytime. If you cancel, you'll only be charged for the current month. You won't be charged again after that.

Can I recover the original code after obfuscation?

No, in any case, the original code is gone. Code obfuscation is not encryption. Obfuscation is focused on making code difficult to understand.