Every installer, one password.
Always free Batch Install will always be free to use. No license, and no Kit needed.
One password, the whole pile
Drop a folder of .pkg, .dmg and .zip installers. Standard packages run in sequence under a single admin password, with real per-item progress; drag-install apps get copied to Applications without clobbering anything newer.
Install only what you own
Where an installer offers format choices, AAX, AU, VST chips toggle exactly what lands; suite installers open into a per-plugin checklist. The receipt afterward shows what actually arrived, version by version.
Honest about the rest
Vendor installer apps that need their own wizard are never automated; they line up in a run-these-yourself checklist, each one a click away.
Drop a pile. Pick your formats.
OneRig opens every installer to see what it really is, checks its signature, and sorts it. Then you decide which plugin formats land. Try it: press a format, or a chip on any row.
Applies where an installer offers the choice; shift-click combines formats; the chips on each row show and toggle exactly what that installer will put down.
This is a simulation of the app, not the app. Nothing on this page installs anything.
It checks the Mac before it touches it
Before anything installs, OneRig compares every installer with what is already on the machine and tells you what each one would do. Uncheck what you want to skip, and set the current version aside so an install can be rolled back.
Installs a newer version over the older one on this machine.
The exact version is already installed; reinstalling changes nothing.
This check is high-confidence, not a guarantee. The receipt after the run is the ground truth.
And after the run
A receipt of what actually landed
Afterward OneRig scans the plugin folders and shows a receipt of what actually landed. The check before the run is a prediction. The receipt is the ground truth.
A way back
Choose to move the current version to an (Unused) folder first, and the old plugin is still there if the new one misbehaves. It is the same (Unused) folder PluginHub uses, so the two apps agree.
Always free, with no Kit needed
Batch Install works on its own. Drop a batch of installers or a whole folder of them, and run them all in one pass. It will always be free to use.
Free to download. Deploying a Kit, Restore and Batch Install never need a license.