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• Ghidra vs IDA FreeIDA Free is the free non-commercial IDA edition for Windows, macOS and Linux, limited to x86 and x86-64 with cloud decompilation, and it is not open source.
• Ghidra vs angr managementThe official graphical interface for angr, an open-source binary analysis and decompilation platform.
• Ghidra vs radare2radare2 is a command-line framework rather than a Java GUI, covers disassembly, emulation, debugging and patching across many architectures, and is licensed LGPL-3.0 with a famously steep syntax.
• Ghidra vs Binary NinjaBinary Ninja is a freemium closed-source disassembler and decompiler with C++, Python and Rust APIs and built-in debugging, needing a commercial license beyond the free edition.
• Ghidra vs x64dbgx64dbg is a Windows-only debugger with an IDA-like interface, assembler and Snowman decompiler, but its decompiler is far weaker than Ghidra's and it focuses on live debugging.
• Ghidra vs IDA ProA commercial disassembler and debugger for analyzing native binaries, with decompiler options.
• Ghidra vs RizinRizin is an LGPL-3.0 command-line reverse engineering framework with an official Cutter GUI, scriptable through a defined command grammar, while project support is in beta.
• Ghidra vs RetDecA retargetable machine-code decompiler based on LLVM, released as open source by Avast.