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BricksExtras vs Bricksforge

Which Bricks extension earns the one-time payment first?

2 : 0 by the numbers

BricksExtras

BricksExtras

Bricksforge

Bricksforge

One-time price
$229Aheadahead in this row
$349
Sites covered
Unlimited sites
Unlimited sites
Pays for itself after
35 months (vs $79/year)Aheadahead in this row
39 months (vs $109/year)
Current discount
Listed featuresA longer list is not automatically better — the lists are cut differently.
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License
Lifetime Access: unlimited sites you build yourself, all future updates and ticketed support; it is the only lifetime tier, next to a yearly agency plan.
Lifetime plan: unlimited websites with plugin updates and support for as long as Bricksforge is developed, guaranteed for at least two years; it is the only lifetime tier, annual plans start at 1 site.
Price checked
Sep 15, 2026
Sep 15, 2026

Our take

Last reviewed Sep 16, 2026

Both are unlimited-site lifetime licenses for Bricks, so this is about scope and promise. BricksExtras is the cheaper of the two and promises all future updates without a time limit. Bricksforge bundles forms, animations and dynamic data in one plugin, but its terms only guarantee updates for two years, after which the vendor may stop development. That difference is worth more than the price gap.

Take BricksExtras if …

BricksExtras

Take BricksExtras if you mainly need more elements and conditions, and want the update promise without an expiry date.

Take Bricksforge if …

Bricksforge

Take Bricksforge if you want forms, animations and dynamic data from one plugin and accept the two-year update guarantee.

This is our opinion, not a test result

We compare the figures the vendors publish — price, license, term. We do not run the plugins through a lab. Where we say “take this one”, that is an editorial judgement based on those figures and on what each product says it does. Advertising never buys a verdict: ads are marked as ads, and no vendor can pay to win a duel.

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