Skip to content
whatismyalternative

termbin.com

A command line pastebin for sharing terminal output

Visit termbin.com

Termbin is a command-line pastebin service that lets users share text output or file contents directly from the terminal. It solves the problem of quickly sharing terminal output, logs, or configuration files without needing a web browser or graphical interface. Users pipe text to the service using netcat and receive a short URL that can be shared with others to view the content.

The service works by sending data to termbin.com on port 9999 using netcat, which is available on Windows, macOS, and Linux. Users can also retrieve pastes via curl. Pastes are automatically deleted after one week. For the first ten minutes after creation, users can delete a paste by sending a POST request to a delete endpoint from the same IP address. The service logs IP addresses for security and operational purposes but does not collect other personal information.

Termbin is designed for developers, system administrators, and anyone who works in the terminal and needs to share text quickly. It is free to use with no registration or account required. The service is powered by the open-source project Fiche. There is no mention of a free plan, trial, or paid editions; the service appears to be offered as-is with no seat-based or usage-based packaging.

12 alternatives to termbin.com

Ranked by how well each tool replaces termbin.com: shared features, audience, price and popularity.

  1. Minimalist, open source online pastebin where the server has zero knowledge of stored

    Covers 2 of 6 key features.

    Open source
    63 out of 100 match—
  2. The quickest way to share text and images with others.

    Covers 4 of 6 key features.

    Free plan
    56 out of 100 match$3.99/mo
  3. The easiest way to maintain your publications page.

    Covers 3 of 6 key features.

    Free plan
    53 out of 100 match$4/mo
  4. End-of-life dates and support lifecycles for various products.

    Covers 2 of 6 key features.

    Free planOpen source
    51 out of 100 matchFree
  5. A tiny tech blog directory

    Covers 2 of 6 key features.

    Free planOpen source
    51 out of 100 matchFree
  6. Free digital tools for teachers and educators.

    Covers 3 of 6 key features.

    Free planOpen source
    51 out of 100 matchFree
  7. A place to build wiki-based websites.

    Covers 3 of 6 key features.

    Free planOpen source
    50 out of 100 matchFree
  8. Q&A platform for classes where students and instructors collaborate.

    Covers 1 of 6 key features.

    Free plan
    50 out of 100 matchFree
  9. A lightweight comments widget built on GitHub issues

    Covers 1 of 6 key features.

    Free planOpen source
    49 out of 100 matchFree
  10. Cloud-based library management and circulation system for schools, organizations, and home

    Covers 2 of 6 key features.

    Free plan
    49 out of 100 match$9/mo
  11. A Q&A platform software for teams, usable as a community forum or help center.

    Covers 1 of 6 key features.

    Open source
    48 out of 100 match—
  12. Manage recipes on a clean platform without ads or filler text.

    Covers 2 of 6 key features.

    Free planOpen source
    48 out of 100 matchContact sales