Amaptik vs ShotPut Pro

Amaptik or ShotPut Pro?

Both copy a card to several drives and verify every file. Here’s where they differ, from each product’s own site.

CapabilityAmaptikShotPut Pro
Both do these
Multi-destination offload · Verified copying with checksums · Resume after interruption · PDF reports · MHL manifests · Renaming · Job history
Yes
xxHash64, MD5, SHA-256
Yes
Where it stops being another copy app
Camcorder unwrap & split clipsYes in the same passSome
Contact sheets & thumbnailsYes in the same passYes
Card memory — knows a card it has seen beforeYes Amona Cortex™Job history only
Collision protectionBy contentsBy path, date and size
Tells you when the card is safe to eraseYesUnknown
Price
Price$99 a year$169 one-time
UpdatesIncludedFirst year included, then $59 a year
MacsAll your Macs, one personOne computer at a time

ShotPut Pro copies, verifies and makes contact sheets, and its site describes some camcorder unwrapping. It remembers past jobs. Amaptik remembers the cards themselves, so a card it has already copied is recognised the moment it goes in. It guards against overwrites by what’s inside a file, not just its name and date.

Checked against each product's own site, fall 2026; prices checked 13 November 2026. “Unknown” means the claim doesn't appear on their site — not that the feature is absent. “Claimed”, “Some” and “Limited” reflect what their pages describe. Short-term and project licenses some of them offer aren't listed, because we don't sell one. Prices and features are the competitors' published ones on the dates given and may have changed since; trademarks belong to their owners.

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Download, open, insert a card. The trial starts when you do — six cards, no card details, nothing switched off.

Requires macOS 14 or later on Apple silicon.