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Pro also includes a search field over hidden icons (cmd-click the dropdown to filter by name), saved presets that swap menu-bar layouts on demand ("Coding" hides eight icons that "Meeting" shows), and Triggers — actions that fire when an app launches, when battery drops below a threshold, or when you join a specific Wi-Fi network. Triggers are the long-tail useful feature; the peninsula is the marketing one. Pro also includes a search field over hidden icons (cmd-click the dropdown to filter by name), saved presets that swap menu-bar layouts on demand ("Coding" hides eight icons that "Meeting" shows), and Triggers — actions that fire when an app launches, when battery drops below a threshold, or when you join a specific Wi-Fi network. Triggers are the long-tail useful feature; the peninsula is the marketing one.
The pricing is a polite split: Bartender 6 itself is a one-time purchase that matches prior versions, and the Pro features (peninsula, search, presets, triggers) are an annual subscription. macOS 13+. The honest limitation is that the peninsula is genuinely close to Alcove's territory and Alcove ships more notch-specific polish; the integration with the menu bar you already trust is what justifies it. The pricing is a polite split: Bartender 6 itself is a one-time purchase that matches prior versions, and the Pro features (peninsula, search, presets, triggers) are an annual subscription. macOS 13+. The honest limitation is that the peninsula is genuinely close to [Alcove](/reviews/alcove/)'s territory and Alcove ships more notch-specific polish; the integration with the menu bar you already trust is what justifies it.