OneTab vs Toby

Updated 18 October 2026

OneTab is a free, no-account way to park tabs in a list on your computer. Toby turns your new tab into a board of collections synced through its own account, with a free plan capped at 60 saved tabs and paid plans beyond that.

Side by side

OneTabToby
Where you see saved tabsOneTab’s own pageYour new tab page
OrganizingGroups by date; folders and notes in version 2Named collections in spaces, with notes and tags
AccountNo (optional sync)Yes
Where data livesOn your computerToby’s servers
Price (October 2026)FreeFree up to 60 saved tabs; Productivity $4.50 per member a month billed yearly, or $6 monthly
TeamsNoYes, shared collections on paid plans
Users and rating (October 2026)2 million; 3.8 stars from about 14,600 ratings300,000; 3.5 stars from about 3,300 ratings

Choose OneTab if

Choose Toby if

Moving between them

Toby exports JSON, HTML and text; OneTab exports text. To get either into plain bookmarks, use our Toby converter or OneTab converter.

A third option

If what you really want is for saved tabs to turn into something you’ll find again, Stackboard (ours) saves a window as ordinary Chrome bookmarks, one stack per tab group, and lays them out on your new tab page. No account, free and open source; Chrome sync carries the bookmarks and they stay if you uninstall.

Questions

Is Toby free?

Toby has a free plan that holds up to 60 saved tabs. Paid plans start at $4.50 per member a month billed yearly (October 2026).

Does OneTab put tabs on the new tab page?

No. OneTab keeps them on its own page, opened from its toolbar icon. Chrome’s new tab page stays as it was.

Try Stackboard

A free Chrome extension that turns your new tab into a board of your own bookmarks. No account, nothing leaves your browser.

Add to Chrome, it’s free

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