DevMargin vs Totals

Totals puts today’s revenue in your Mac menubar for $19.99, once, with no account and no server holding your data. If that is the whole of what you want, buy Totals — it is a better answer to that question than any dashboard, including this one.

Side by side

Totals’ figures were taken from their own site on 13 August 2026. If something has gone out of date, it is an error rather than a tactic — tell us and it gets fixed.

	DevMargin	Totals
What it is	Hosted cockpit — web, MCP, and iOS, iPadOS and macOS apps in testing	Native macOS menubar app
Price	Free, or $9/mo · $90/yr	$19.99 once, forever
Rails	14, plus your own app	Five — Stripe, Paddle, Gumroad, Lemon Squeezy, Polar
Mobile app store revenue	App Store Connect, Google Play, RevenueCat, Adapty	No
Running costs and net margin	Yes, per project	No — revenue as it lands
History and trend	Dated snapshots, with the FX rate each one used	The current figure, not a record of it
Alerts and weekly digest	Email, Slack or Discord	A macOS notification when revenue changes
Public page for your figures	Yes — per project and per figure, everything off until you turn it on	No, and it could not have one — there is no server to serve it
Where your data sits	Our servers, EU, keys encrypted in a vault	Your Mac. Nothing leaves it, and there is no account
Agent access (MCP)	Hosted MCP server, read-only	No

What Totals does better

The things a hosted product structurally cannot

No account, no trust decision. Your keys never leave your machine, so there is nothing to breach and nobody to believe. That is a real advantage over us and it is not one we can match, because being hosted is the point of the rest of it.
One payment. $19.99 and you are done. On our Pro plan that is a bit over two months.
Zero friction. It sits in the menubar, it notifies you when money arrives, and it never asks you to open a dashboard.

Which to pick

Choose Totals if

You want a glance, not a report. Your money arrives through the five rails it reads, you would rather not hand credentials to anyone, and one payment beats a subscription.

Choose DevMargin if

You need costs subtracted, a record of how the figure moved, App Store and Play money in the same total, or an agent able to read the portfolio.

Both, easily

They do not overlap much. Totals in the menubar for the daily glance, DevMargin open when you are deciding what to keep building, is a perfectly sensible arrangement.

See your own net margin

Free for every rail and every project, with 30 days of history. No card, and every key is read-only.

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Totals is a product by its own authors and is not affiliated with DevMargin. Its pricing and integrations were checked at totalsapp.com on 13 August 2026.