Reaction All
$7 /month
Billed monthly. 14-day free trial with a card.
Crypto is prepaid for the period — no trial and no auto-renewal.
Pricing
The single Reaction All plan with a 14-day free trial. Pay by card, or prepay with crypto.
Reaction All
$7 /month
Billed monthly. 14-day free trial with a card.
Crypto is prepaid for the period — no trial and no auto-renewal.
Reaction All
$50 /year
Billed yearly — about $4.17/month. Save ~40%.
Crypto is prepaid for the period — no trial and no auto-renewal.
Both plans include everything:
14-day free trial on the card rail; your card is charged on day 14 unless you cancel. Prices in USD; taxes handled at checkout.
Comparison
LazyWork hides the features you need behind its pricey Professional and Elite tiers. Reaction includes everything in one plan for $7.
The table scrolls sideways — the Reaction column is at the end
| Feature | LazyWork Personal | LazyWork Professional | LazyWork Elite | Reaction All |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Monthly price | $7.99 | $14.99 | $49.99 | $7 |
| Yearly price | ~$80 | ~$150 | ~$550 | $50 |
| Free trial | 7 days | 7 days | none | 14 days |
| Cursor, keyboard, scroll and window switching | ||||
| Mouse clicking | — | |||
| Hidden mode and hotkeys | — | |||
| Human-like, randomized behavior | — | — | ||
| Hand-made scenarios for 50+ apps | — | — | Any app | |
| Custom app name, description and icon | — | — | ||
| Idle-only activation | — | — | — | |
| Everything in one plan | — | — | — | |
| Platforms | Windows, macOS | Windows, macOS | Windows, macOS | Windows, macOS, Linux |
| Support | priority | always on | ||
| Browser tab switching | — | |||
| Scheduled run | — | |||
| Multiple computers | — | 1 device | ||
| Free updates | ||||
| One-click update from the app | — | — | — |
FAQ
What people ask before installing Reaction: detection, trackers, support and pricing.
Reaction stops a tracker from marking you "idle" while you are away. It behaves like a real person at the keyboard — moving the mouse, typing and reacting to the screen — so your reports show a steady working session.
Yes. In hidden mode it runs with no window and no tray icon, so it stays out of your way. You can optionally rename the process and set a custom icon to keep your app list tidy.
Trackers measure activity from keyboard and mouse input and take screenshots. Reaction feeds them the exact signal a person produces: varied speed, natural pauses and smooth motion — so your session reads as genuine, ongoing work.
We have tested Reaction with every popular tracker — Time Doctor, Hubstaff, ActivTrak, Upwork, Insightful, Teramind, DeskTime and many more. The full list is in the "Supported trackers" section.
No. Reaction does not upload or collect any data from your computer. The only network call it makes is to check that your license key is valid.
Trackers have learned to spot random mouse twitches and clicks fired on a timer. Reaction does not jiggle the cursor — it models human behavior, so the activity looks genuine rather than robotic. And it is an app, not a USB dongle: nothing to buy or plug in.
Reaction only simulates activity while the machine is idle. The moment you move the mouse or press a key it pauses instantly and hands control back to you. Resume with the same hotkey.
No. Reaction is a lightweight app that barely touches your system and runs quietly in the background. You will not notice a difference in speed.
We are always on. Message us anytime — we usually reply within hours and help with install and tuning for your tracker. There is a real team on the other end, not an autoresponder.
Reaction is a desktop app for Windows and Linux (Linux is still in beta), with a signed installer for each. The macOS version — a notarized build for Apple silicon and Intel — arrives September 1; you grant Accessibility permission on first launch. A portable build is on the roadmap.
There is a 14-day free trial with a card. After that it is $7/month or $50/year — the single Reaction All plan with every feature included. Cancel anytime.