TerminalX.sh vs CurlyJSON

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TerminalX.sh compared with CurlyJSON
Detail	TerminalX.sh	CurlyJSON
What it does	Own your SSH client. Pay once, no subscription, no account.	JSON Formatter & Validator — Free, Private & Offline
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Pricing model	Paid	Freemium
Pricing	Launch pricing: $9 for first 50 licenses, $19 for next 250, $29 for next 500, then $49. One-time payment, lifetime access to all future updates.	Free for all tools. Pro: $29.99 per year or $4 per month, plus tax.
Key features	Encrypted local vault with Argon2id and XChaCha20-Poly1305 Dual-pane SFTP with drag-and-drop file transfer Jump host chains with per-hop identities and agent forwarding Post-quantum SSH key exchange with ML-KEM hybrid Support for FIDO2 security keys and OpenSSH certificates Port forwarding with local, remote and dynamic SOCKS5 tunnels Two-click import from Termius, PuTTY and SSH config	Validate JSON with precise line and column errors Repair invalid JSON fixing trailing commas, quotes, and comments Preserve large integers without rounding Detect and mask API keys, tokens and passwords
What makes it different	Fully offline operation with no cloud vault, sync or telemetry Keys and credentials stay encrypted on your device, never on servers	Keeps large numbers exactly as written instead of silently rounding them like most online formatters All free tools run entirely in your browser, working offline without uploading data Automatically detects and warns about secrets like API keys and passwords
Free plan	Not given	Not given
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Public API	Not given	Not given
Community votes	0	0
DR (Domain Rating by Ahrefs)	Not checked yet no change since last check	Not checked yet no change since last check
Trust Flow (Majestic)	2	7
Citation Flow (Majestic)	12	13
Referring domains (Majestic)	1	2

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