Compare Start Everywhere alternatives
Compare top-ranked Start Everywhere alternatives by score, license, and supported platforms.
| Alternative | Score | License | Platforms |
|---|
| Classic Shell | 99% 395 votes | Free, Open Source | Windows |
| Start8 | 90% 59 votes | Commercial | Windows |
| Open Shell | 85% 55 votes | Free, Open Source | Windows |
| Start Menu X | 88% 41 votes | Freemium | Windows |
| StartIsBack | 79% 39 votes | Commercial | Windows |
| IObit Start Menu 8 | 84% 31 votes | Free | Windows |
| Handy Start Menu | 84% 25 votes | Freemium | Windows |
| Start10 | 86% 21 votes | Commercial | Windows |
| Start Menu Reviver | 68% 19 votes | Free | Windows |
| StartW8 | 14% 7 votes | Free | Windows |
| StartX | 33% 3 votes | Commercial | Mac |
| Classic Start 8 | 100% 1 votes | Free | Windows |
2
Classic Shell
Score: 99%
FreeOpen SourceWindows
More Better than Win10 Win7 start menu Back, Classic Shell is a free software. Features:Free,Open,Source,Windows
4
Score: 90%
CommercialWindows
More With these features for Windows 8 Start button back: (Modern UI) apps-pin desktop and Metro Start menu, search for Windows 8style apps on the bypass list Features:Commercial,Windows
Alternatives 6
Open Shell
Score: 85%
FreeOpen SourceWindows
More Modern versions of Microsoft Windows, a fork of the project, the open-Shell Windows Classic Shell for the classic start menu, I get. Features:Free,Open,Source,Windows
8
Score: 88%
FreemiumWindows
More Start menu X is a new system menu for professionals. Virtual (office applications, graphics, etc.) with the aim of the group of programs without changing the groups Features:Freemium,Windows
Alternatives 10
Score: 79%
CommercialWindows
More StartIsBack returns Windows 8 a real Start menu and start button to a fully functional, fully, behaves like the Windows 7 ones. StartIsBack radically improves desktop Features:Commercial,Windows
Alternatives 12
IObit Start Menu 8
Score: 84%
FreeWindows
More Start menu 8 bring back the classic Start menu for users who do not want to change, and behaviors can help. Users can continue to enjoy the familiar start menu Features:Free,Windows
14
Handy Start Menu
Score: 84%
FreemiumWindows
More You will usually find in a long list of a program in the start menu? Handy start menu is a small program, the calculation is much easier Features:Freemium,Windows
16
Score: 86%
CommercialWindows
More Start10 adds 10 for Windows 7 Start menu familiar Windows experience . Features:Commercial,Windows
Alternatives 18
Score: 68%
FreeWindows
More Start menu Reviver for Windows 8 Start menu for Windows 8/7 that allows for a quick design concept with traditional mixtures, and offers an improved Start menu for functions Features:Free,Windows
Alternatives 20
Score: 14%
FreeWindows
More StartW8 is a free but powerful tool for Windows 8 users. Modern UI for the desktop do you prefer? You want to log in directly to the desktop? You Use "Start" Features:Free,Windows
Alternatives 22
Score: 33%
CommercialMac
More For the actual applications, with groups such as the Launchpad from the Windows Start menu text-based menu creator residency application this book begins, fantastic Features:Commercial,Mac
Alternatives 24
Score: 100%
FreeWindows
More 8 classic Windows start keeps all of your programs, together with access to traditional and familiar form of the function instead of the button "start" Legend®7, needling Features:Free,Windows
Alternatives Start Everywhere alternatives FAQ
What is the best Start Everywhere alternative?
Classic Shell is currently the top-ranked option on this list based on community votes and item score.
Are there free Start Everywhere alternatives?
Yes. Free, freemium, or open-source options in this list include Classic Shell, Open Shell, Start Menu X, IObit Start Menu 8, Handy Start Menu.
Which platforms are covered?
The alternatives in this list include options for Windows, Mac, depending on each product.
How are alternatives ranked?
Alternatives are ordered by community voting signals, item score, and the available product details collected for each option.
