“It takes five minutes to start up”
TuneBit trims what launches with Windows, applies the performance tweaks that actually move the needle, and shows you which programs are eating the machine while you wait.
Slow to start. Out of space. Updates that will not install. That crash you keep getting. TuneBit finds what is actually wrong, tells you in plain English, and fixes it — without you having to know a thing about Windows.
$19.97 a year for up to 5 of your PCs · No subscription · 30-day refund
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One page, big type, no jargon. What the one button does, what it costs next to a repair shop, and the six things people worry about before they buy.
Take me there → I know my way around WindowsAll 34 tools, how it compares with CCleaner, IObit and iolo, what it backs up before it touches anything, and the Technician license.
Keep reading ↓Most PC problems are the same handful of faults wearing different clothes. Here is what people actually describe — and what TuneBit does about it.
TuneBit trims what launches with Windows, applies the performance tweaks that actually move the needle, and shows you which programs are eating the machine while you wait.
Junk, browser caches, duplicate photos and leftovers from programs you uninstalled years ago. TuneBit maps what is using your drive and clears the safe parts for you.
One of the most common faults on Windows, and one of the fiddliest to fix by hand. TuneBit runs the eight standard repairs for it in order, in one click.
TuneBit reads the crash dump Windows leaves behind, tells you in plain English which driver or component was responsible, and hands you a ready-made search term.
Before it changes a thing, TuneBit checks where the connection actually breaks — adapter, DNS, gateway, proxy — then resets only the part that is wrong.
Remove the preinstalled apps and trial software that shipped with the machine, plus anything you installed once and forgot, leftover files and all.
You do not have to know which tool you need. TuneBit works that out and puts a button next to it.
Ten checks across your drives, memory, updates, security and crash history, in under a minute. Nothing is changed while it looks.
You get a score out of 100 and a plain-English reason for every point you lost — “your drive is 94% full”, not “volume utilization threshold exceeded”.
Each problem has a fix beside it. TuneBit backs up first where it matters, then tells you exactly what it changed — and lets you put it back.
Everyone in this category promises to speed up your PC. These are the promises that are harder to make.
No toolbar, no antivirus trial, no pre-ticked box on a screen you were meant to skim past. The installer installs TuneBit.
All 34 tools work on every plan, so there is no Pro tier to nag you about — and no card kept on file to auto-renew.
No analytics, no usage statistics, no inventory of your machine. What TuneBit finds out about your PC is shown to you and stays there.
Every action is logged as it happens, and a restore point is taken before the ones that touch Windows — so anything can be walked back.
No bundling, no upsell nags, no telemetry — and how to check each one yourself. Changed something you did not want changed? Here is how to undo it.
Every product in this category uses the same three words — clean, optimize, repair. Here is what actually differs, and what each one costs you a year from now.
| What you want it to do | TuneBit | CCleaner Pro | Advanced SystemCare Pro | System Mechanic |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Clears junk and temporary files | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Cleans up every browser you use | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Finds duplicate photos and files | Yes | PartlyPlus tier | Yes | No |
| Uninstalls programs and their leftovers | Yes | PartlyBasic | PartlySeparate app | No |
| Removes preinstalled bloatware | Yes | No | Yes | No |
| Speeds up start-up and everyday use | Yes | PartlyLimited | Yes | Yes |
| One-click repair kit for common faults | Yes19 fixes | No | PartlyLimited | Yes |
| Fixes Windows Update when it fails | Yes8 repairs | No | No | PartlyLimited |
| Fixes the desktop, taskbar and Explorer | Yes | No | No | PartlyLimited |
| Diagnoses and repairs your connection | Yes | No | No | PartlyLimited |
| Explains why your PC blue-screened | Yes | No | No | No |
| Warns you before a drive fails | YesReal SMART data | No | No | No |
| Checks your PC is actually protected | Yes | No | PartlyLimited | PartlyLimited |
| Everything unlocked on every plan | Yes | No | No | No |
| Runs from a USB stick, nothing installed | Yes | No | No | No |
| Product | Typical price | PCs covered | Renews itself? |
|---|---|---|---|
| TuneBit Personal | $19.97 / year | Up to 5 | No — you buy each year, nothing auto-charges |
| TuneBit Technician | $44.97 / year | Unlimited client PCs | No — you buy each year, nothing auto-charges |
| CCleaner Professional | ~$24–30 / year | 1 (Plus tier: 3) | Yes, typically |
| IObit Advanced SystemCare Pro | ~$20–30 / year | 3 (varies by tier) | Yes, typically |
| iolo System Mechanic | ~$40–50 / year | Unlimited home PCs | Yes, typically |
| Doing it yourself | $0 | However many you are willing to type on | — |
To be fair about it: we make TuneBit, so read the table with that in mind. Feature lists come from each vendor's own documentation and list prices move with whatever promotion is running that week — check before you buy. CCleaner in particular does the first two rows very well, and if junk and browser cleaning is genuinely all you want, it will do that job. And yes, every repair TuneBit runs is a Windows command you could type yourself for free; what you are paying for is knowing which one, and having it undo itself if you were wrong.
Every tool is unlocked on every plan. Here is the full list.
Reclaim disk space and clear out what Windows leaves behind.
Fingerprint a file, prove it is intact, and find the one you are looking for.
Make the machine feel faster and stop it phoning home.
Fix the things that break most often, without the command line.
Check what is protecting the machine, and clean up what should not be there.
Work out what is actually wrong before you start changing things.
Fixing your own PCs? TuneBit Personal is the one you want — $19.97 covers up to 5 computers for a year. The others are for people who fix PCs for a living.
For your own PCs
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One year of TuneBit on up to five computers you own or control. Every cleanup, repair and diagnostic tool, no feature gates.
For repair shops and IT pros
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A portable license bound to a USB stick instead of a PC. Run TuneBit on any machine you service — no install, no per-client licensing.
For fleets and bundled deployments
Site licensing, custom branding and OEM bundling. Priced per deployment — talk to us and we will put a quote together.
No, and it is built so that it cannot quietly try. TuneBit takes a restore point before the big repairs, backs up drivers and registry keys before it touches them, and writes every single change to a log you can read. Anything risky asks first and can be undone.
No. Open it, press Scan, and you get a health score out of 100 with a plain-English reason for every point you lost. Each problem has a Fix button next to it. There is no command line and nothing to configure.
No. You buy a year, and when the year is up nothing happens automatically — no card on file, no renewal to remember to cancel. If you want another year you come back and buy one.
Tell us within 30 days and we refund you in full. You can also download and run the whole app before paying anything, so you can see what it finds on your machine first.
More answers in the FAQ, or ask us directly — a person reads every message.
The download is free and it is the whole app — scan your machine, see what it finds, and decide afterwards whether it is worth $19.97. If it does not earn its keep in the first month, we refund you.