# Best Thunder Client alternatives

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1. **Postman** (score 91.5): API platform with a desktop app, web app and CLI for testing APIs. Free plan, paid upgrades | Windows, macOS, Linux, Web, Command line. https://listme.name/software/postman
2. **Bruno** (score 90.0): Open-source API client that keeps collections in Git-friendly files. Free plan, paid upgrades | Windows, macOS, Linux, Command line | open source (MIT). https://listme.name/software/bruno
3. **Insomnia** (score 88.0): API client for REST, GraphQL, gRPC and WebSockets with Git sync. Free plan, paid upgrades | macOS, Windows, Linux | open source (Apache-2.0). https://listme.name/software/insomnia
4. **Hoppscotch** (score 87.0): Open-source API client with web, desktop and CLI versions. Free and open source | Web, Windows, macOS, Linux, Command line, Self-hosted | open source (MIT). https://listme.name/software/hoppscotch
5. **Yaak** (score 85.0): Local-first desktop API client that stores requests as YAML files. Free plan, paid upgrades | Linux, macOS, Windows, Command line | open source (MIT). https://listme.name/software/yaak
6. **Kreya** (score 84.5): API client for gRPC, REST, GraphQL and WebSockets with a free plan. Free plan, paid upgrades | macOS, Windows, Linux. https://listme.name/software/kreya
7. **Hurl** (score 81.5): Command-line tool that runs and tests HTTP requests written as plain text. Free and open source | Windows, macOS, Linux, Command line | open source (Apache-2.0). https://listme.name/software/hurl
8. **HTTPie** (score 79.5): HTTP client with an open-source terminal tool and a desktop app. Free and open source | Command line, Web, Windows, macOS, Linux | open source (BSD-3-Clause). https://listme.name/software/httpie
9. **ReqBin** (score 74.0): Browser-based API tester that sends requests without an account. Free plan, paid upgrades | Web. https://listme.name/software/reqbin

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