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CodeWeavers makes CrossOver, software that runs Windows apps and games on Mac, Linux and ChromeOS without a Windows license.
It also sells PortJump porting and ExecMode consulting, and it's a major contributor to the Wine project. The most useful step before paying is the 14-day free trial, which shows whether your own Windows program runs.
CodeWeavers describes its team as "software liberators" and says it invented CrossOver as a way to use Windows programs without dual-booting or buying a second operating system license. Instead of emulating Windows, CrossOver converts Windows instructions into ones the Mac or Linux system understands, so the programs open like regular desktop apps, and the Linux edition supports many popular distributions.
Open source sits at the center of the company: beyond its Wine work, it sends patches to the Proton project and counts itself among the main backers of the WineConf conference. The site hosts an app compatibility database, support forums and tutorials, offers pages in English and Chinese, and the company has said it is exploring an enterprise edition for deploying Windows apps with Docker or Kubernetes.
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What CodeWeavers sells
CrossOver for running Windows apps and games on Mac, Linux and ChromeOS, plus PortJump porting and ExecMode consulting services.
CrossOver price
The comparison table on the CodeWeavers home page lists CrossOver at $74.00 USD.
Versions
The CodeWeavers support site names CrossOver Trial, CrossOver+ and CrossOver Lifetime as the options to choose from.
Free trial
A 14-day free trial lets you test CrossOver with your Windows software on your own computer before buying.
Plan terms and refunds
For what CrossOver+ and Lifetime cost, how each is billed and the refund policy, check CodeWeavers' own store pages before you pay.
A CodeWeavers coupon belongs on the CrossOver purchase, entered while you check out on codeweavers.com.
Run the 14-day trial first with the exact Windows app or game you care about.
A discount on software that won't run your program saves you nothing.
Once the trial settles that, pick your version.
The $74.00 USD listing on the home page is the figure to measure a coupon againSt. If you're weighing CrossOver+ against CrossOver Lifetime, compare their prices in the store before the code goes in.
A cut on the pricier option looks larger, but the cheaper version may still cost you less overall.
More ways to save at CodeWeavers
CrossOver's own pitch is a saving in itself: Windows apps and games run on a Mac, a Linux machine or a Chromebook with no Windows license to buy.
Use the full 14 days of the trial on the programs you actually rely on, including any game you plan to play.
That way the $74.00 USD you spend is for software you've already seen working.
If the goal is bringing your own Windows software to other systems, PortJump porting is the CodeWeavers service aimed at that job.
CodeWeavers questions, answered
Does CodeWeavers offer a free trial of CrossOver?
CrossOver comes with a 14-day free trial, so you can test your Windows apps and games before paying.
How much does CrossOver cost?
The CodeWeavers home page comparison lists CrossOver at $74.00 USD. Its support site also names CrossOver+ and CrossOver Lifetime as options.
Which systems does CrossOver run on?
CrossOver runs Windows apps and games on Mac, Linux and ChromeOS. You don't need a Windows license to use it.
Is CodeWeavers connected to the Wine project?
CodeWeavers is a major contributor to the Wine project, alongside making CrossOver.
What does CodeWeavers sell besides CrossOver?
PortJump porting and ExecMode consulting services sit next to CrossOver in the CodeWeavers lineup.