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Windows Terminal

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01 / Overview

What is Windows Terminal?

Windows Terminal hosts command-line environments in a configurable Windows terminal application.

Who is Windows Terminal for?

Teams evaluating software that hosts command-line environments in a configurable Windows terminal application. Check terminal tabs and shell profiles against the actual workflow, deployment and access requirements.

02 / Capabilities

Windows Terminal features

The core capabilities to consider for your workflow.

  • Terminal tabs
  • Shell profiles
  • Terminal configuration
03 / Plans & costs

Windows Terminal pricing

Plan availability

Open-source software

Scope infrastructure, maintenance, integration and support separately from the open-source software. Managed hosting, connected cloud resources and commercial services can incur additional costs.

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Free access & evaluation

An open-source distribution is available. Review its licence, supported platforms and distribution terms separately from any hosted cloud services.

04 / Buying checklist

Before you choose Windows Terminal

  • Is the requirement an editor, IDE, SQL client, notebook, repository, container workflow or application engine?

  • Which operating systems, deployment choices and organization controls are required?

05 / Related software

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06 / Questions answered

Windows Terminal FAQs

Does Windows Terminal have a free plan?

An open-source distribution is available. Review its licence, supported platforms and distribution terms separately from any hosted cloud services.

Who is Windows Terminal for?

Teams evaluating software that hosts command-line environments in a configurable Windows terminal application. Check terminal tabs and shell profiles against the actual workflow, deployment and access requirements.

What should I compare before buying?

Check the tier that contains your essential features, confirm plan limits and compare the total quote with your own expected usage.