FAQ
Frequently asked questions about Bookmark Squirrel.
Why another bookmark manager?
I had been using other managers which were either missing features I really wanted, or I just didn't like the look of my lists and search results.
I needed great looking lists, quick search, and clean results. The really big thing though, was managing large lists of bookmarks.
That's why I created the grid view. View and edit a large set of bookmarks. You can select a bunch, then update the group/topic, tags, color or just delete them.
What is the difference between the free and pro plan?
When you go pro, you get the following benefits:
- More storage space for your ever-growing bookmark lists
- The ability to check for duplicate bookmarks
- Access to the dashboard where you can see your saved searches
- You can share groups of bookmarks
Yearly and monthly plans?
You can subscribe to a yearly plan to save money, or subscribe monthly if you prefer.
How are payments processed?
Payments are securely processed through our payment processor, Stripe. No card information is stored on our servers.
Can I use PayPal, Google or Apple Pay?
We accept credit cards, Apple Pay. Google Pay will be available soon. Apple and Google may collect additional data for their analytics.
What happens if I cancel my paid plan?
When you cancel your plan, you will remain on your paid plan until the end of your billing cycle. Then the plan will revert to a free plan.
Any shared groups will no longer be available. If you have more bookmarks than the free plan allows when your plan reverts, all of your bookmarks will still be available. However, you will not be able to add any new bookmarks until you are back under your limit.
Do you offer refunds?
We offer a 30-day money-back guarantee. To do this, please contact us.
Our free tier is a great way to test drive Bookmark Squirrel.
Why is there no way to make subgroups or subtopics?
Bookmark Squirrel uses a flatter organizational structure. Think of index cards laid out on pages. Bookmarks are organized into topics, and topics are organized into groups. The goal is to keep the hierarchy simple and make topics easy to scan.
If you need additional organization, colors can help distinguish topics or bookmarks. You can also use related topic names, such as "Games - Multiplayer", "Games - Couch Multiplayer", and "Games - Strategy".