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Yaak

A Postman alternative for everyday API work

Keep requests on your computer, reuse response values without scripts, and collaborate through Git. No account required.

Free for personal use · 30-day commercial trial

No account required

Save requests and environments without signing in.

Built-in request chaining

Reuse a login token without a setup script.

One file per request

Review and share changes through your Git repository.






Your requests, without an account

Keep requests and environments locally, without signing in. The desktop app sends requests from your computer, with optional proxy settings.

Yaak’s browser app uses a proxy; this comparison focuses on desktop.

    Your computer
    Yaak
    Acme APIDevelopment
    GET/customers
    Saved locally
    HTTPS
    Your API

    Dynamic requests, less scripting

    Generate IDs, format dates, and reuse login responses with functions inside the request editor. Plugins add functions such as the Faker data shown here.

      API changes, reviewed in Git

      Save requests as YAML files with Directory Sync. Review diffs and commit in Yaak, then share changes through your team’s existing pull requests.

        Share requests. Protect secrets.

        Share encrypted values through Git and the workspace key separately. Keys are secured by your OS keychain. Private environments stay out of sync.

          Team pricing, up front

          Yaak Business costs $149/user/year. Licenses can be reassigned. SSO and provisioning are included. You can also build Yaak’s MIT-licensed source for commercial use.

          Prices exclude tax and add-ons. Budget for any Postman capabilities you’d still need alongside Yaak.

            10 paid seats · annual license cost

            Yaak Business

            $1,490/ year

            10 × $149 per year

            Postman Team

            $2,280/ year

            10 × $19 per month × 12

            Postman pricing checked September 17, 2026.

            Your next request, in Yaak

            Import a Postman collection and send your first request. No account required.