You can try Latence for free on Windows. Pro plans add advanced features for players who want to prepare gaming sessions faster, keep multiple profiles and compare their settings over time.
Every plan follows the same philosophy: before-and-after measurements, snapshots, rollback and understandable settings. The goal is not to sell a magic tweak, but to provide a clean method for optimizing Windows gaming without losing control.
The free plan lets you check whether Latence fits your needs through diagnostics, measurements and initial tests. Pro is designed for regular use, with more complete profiles, advanced options, drivers, support and more useful history for comparing sessions.
Ideal for checking your ping, jitter and frametime and trying the rollback workflow before paying. You can already identify whether your issue looks related to the network, Windows or a driver.
Useful if you switch games often, want to keep more precise profiles, compare multiple settings or spend less time preparing Windows.
Latence cannot replace a good router, a suitable GPU or a stable connection. It helps you diagnose problems, apply changes cleanly and roll them back.
Latence is built for Windows 10 and Windows 11 and runs as administrator for compatibility and risk-management reasons.
Before sensitive actions, the app keeps a record so you can roll back if a setting does not suit your machine.
Complete your decision with our guides to optimize Windows for gaming, benchmark FPS and roll back Windows optimizations.
Yes. The free plan lets you try the app, run diagnostics, measure a session and check how rollback works.
Yes. Billing is managed from your account through the Stripe customer portal. Support will never ask for your password or payment details.
No. The lifetime plan is a one-time payment. The current rate is a founder price offered for a limited time.
Start with Free if you want to explore. Choose yearly Pro or Lifetime if you regularly use advanced profiles and before-and-after comparisons.
Download the app, run a diagnostic, create a snapshot and see whether the method works for you.