The default setting includes the first three categories: application caches, log files, and trash. This is how Avast Cleanup Pro allows users to customize the cleaning process. The process of removing the files marked for deletion is fairly self-explanatory, requiring manual reviewing of the files and unchecking of any you don’t want to delete.Īt the bottom left of the window the app displays a dropdown list with the recommended selection being the default for clutter. The different clutter categories appear on the left, and the basic graphics show how much each category takes out of the total amount of junk data. To actually free up space you'll need to either enter a license key or, if you somehow managed to obtain an Avast Cleanup Pro installer, purchase one by clicking the “Clean” button.ĭepending on the Mac's hardware limitations, the scan can be very quick – which we experienced on our test machine – and will display its findings in a pretty basic app window, whose header advises the user as to how much clutter there is on the machine. This means that without a valid license the software will only scan the Mac, identify cache files and look for duplicates. After that, a clean and easy-to-understand welcome screen appears, informing the user about the software's built-in features and that it is using the scan-only mode. Installing Avast Mac Cleanup Pro requires admin privileges, and it takes less than a minute.
But is it time for Mac users to take notice? Features
A yearly subscription license costs $59.99 per Mac, but it can be had for as low as $16.89 for one machine through a special 20% discount offer.
The software is available as a free download, but you need to purchase a license to actually make use of the product – though doing so is protected by a 30-day money back guarantee. Avast Cleanup Pro seems to be the Mac version of the Cleanup Premium app that is available for Windows users and is part of this new offering specifically developed for the growing market of Mac users that the company sees as an opportunity on which it can capitalize. Known and trusted by millions of Windows PC and Android users for its antivirus products, Avast is now looking to conquer new markets by offering a handful of apps optimizing Mac performance, security and privacy.
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