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UltraMon review

#30 of 34 in Taskbar Customization Software

A focused Windows utility for organizing applications across multiple monitors.

5.5/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

UltraMon is a Windows utility for people who work across multiple monitors and want more control over taskbars, windows, and display layouts. It adds per-monitor taskbars, Smart Taskbar modes, window movement and maximization commands, application-positioning shortcuts, display profiles, wallpaper and screen-saver management, and monitor or application mirroring. Support for configuring more than 10 monitors makes it suited to professional multi-display desktop setups rather than single-screen users.

UltraMon uses paid, one-time licensing and includes a 30-day fully functional trial. A single license costs $39.95 and includes a Version 3 license plus minor upgrades. Volume pricing reduces the per-license cost to $36.95 for 2-4 licenses, $32.95 for 5-10, $29.95 for 11-25, $25.95 for 26-49, $22.95 for 50-99, and $19.95 for 100 or more. This structure fits teams or organizations buying multiple licenses, while the lack of a free plan makes it less suitable for casual experimentation after the trial.

Its strongest case is the combination of per-monitor taskbars, Smart Taskbar modes, display profiles, custom monitor positioning, and shortcuts for moving applications between screens. Those features give multi-monitor users several ways to keep windows and displays organized. UltraMon is a practical choice for Windows users who need taskbar extensions and multi-display window controls; users seeking a free option, a non-Windows platform, or a broader modern desktop utility should look elsewhere. The documented coverage includes Windows 10, 8, 7, Vista, and XP, and the listed version is 3.4.1, released October 4, 2018.

UltraMon pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Per-monitor taskbars show local applications on each display.
    • Supports profiles, positioning, mirroring, and more than 10 monitors.
    • Window movement and maximization commands span multiple monitors.
  • Where it doesn't
    • Windows-only, with documented support through Windows 10 and earlier.
    • No free plan; the single-license price is $39.95 one time.
    • The listed version 3.4.1 was released on October 4, 2018.

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