Pricing

One plugin.
One price.

ToneLab is a one-time purchase — no subscription, no rental, no upgrade treadmill through v1.x. Try every feature free for as long as you like — demo mode plays an intermittent voiceover — then buy a key when you're convinced.

ToneLab License
$73.99
One-time purchase · USD

Less than half the price of a single FabFilter plug-in — and it replaces the five buses and five EQs you'd otherwise wire by hand every time you want an effect in one frequency range only.

  • ToneLab VST3, AU & AAX
  • One license activates up to 2 devices
  • macOS (Universal) and Windows 10 / 11
  • Free updates throughout v1.x
  • Email support from the developer
Buy ToneLab — $73.99

Secure payment via Lemon Squeezy.
14-day refund policy — read the terms.

Demo Mode
Free
No time limit · No account required

The installer ships with demo mode built in. Every feature works, on your own sessions, for as long as you want. An intermittent voiceover plays over the output, so you can audition anything and release nothing — enter a license key any time to remove it.

  • Every effect lane and EQ unlocked
  • Intermittent voiceover over the output
  • Runs in your DAW, in your sessions
  • No trial countdown
  • Same installer as the paid version
Download the Demo

macOS (Universal) · Windows 10 / 11

Pricing questions

Is this a subscription?
No. ToneLab is a one-time purchase. You own the version you buy, and every v1.x update is free.
How many computers can I install it on?
One license activates up to 2 devices — a studio machine and a laptop, for example. You can deactivate a device to move the activation elsewhere.
Which formats and systems are supported?
VST3, AU and AAX on macOS (Universal, Apple Silicon and Intel). VST3 and AAX on Windows 10 and 11. AAX builds are signed for Pro Tools.
I already own reverb, delay and distortion plugins. Why this?
Because ToneLab isn't selling you five more effects — it's selling you the routing. Each of the five lanes runs in parallel with its own EQ, so you decide exactly where in the spectrum each effect lands. Doing that with the plugins you own means five buses, five sends and five EQ instances, rebuilt on every session.
What if it doesn't work out?
Try the free demo first — every feature, no time limit, with an intermittent voiceover over the output. That's enough to know whether it belongs in your chain. If you buy and it still isn't right, see the refund policy.