PRICING

Free. That's the whole plan.

No account, no usage cap, no feature behind a paywall.

Processed locally in your browserLabels & missing-value codes preservedNo signupPrivacy policy in plain English

Current

Free

Everything, unlimited.

  • SAV → CSV, Excel, and JSON
  • The .sav viewer (variable view + preview rows)
  • Labels / numeric codes / both, on every export
  • No file size cap, no account, no upload
☕ Buy me a coffee
Phase 2 — not available yet

Pro

Under consideration, not on sale.

  • Write CSV/Excel/JSON back into .sav
  • Batch-convert many files at once
  • Saved projects

How it compares

Free doesn't have to mean fewer formats or a size cap.

Feature comparison of savtocsv against convertspss.com, SavQuick, and typical upload-and-wait converters
 savtocsvConvertSPSSSavQuickUpload-and-wait tools
Processed in your browserYesServer-sideYesServer-side
Excel (.xlsx) exportYesNoPro onlyVaries
File size capNone (client-side)16MBNone16–50MB
Value-label modesLabels / codes / bothLabels onlyLabels / codesVaries
Account requiredNeverNeverNeverOften
Guides / content libraryYesNoneYesVaries

Questions

Is there a paid plan?

Not today. Everything on this site — converting to CSV/Excel/JSON, and the .sav viewer — is free with no usage limit tied to an account, because there is no account.

Is the tip required to convert files?

No. Buy Me a Coffee is entirely optional and has no effect on what the tool does — there is no feature gate behind it.

Will there be a paid tier later?

A Phase 2 "Pro" tier is being considered for genuinely harder features — writing back to .sav, batch conversion of many files at once, and saved projects — as a more sustainable alternative to donations alone. Nothing that works today would move behind a paywall.

What does the tip actually pay for?

Domain, hosting, and the time spent keeping the .sav parser correct as new SPSS versions and edge cases show up. It's not a growth fund — there's no ad spend or team behind this.

Can it convert the other direction — CSV back to .sav?

Not yet. Reading .sav client-side is solved; we haven't built and validated a .sav writer, so round-tripping is one of the harder Phase 2 items rather than something available today.