Spectra Pro
Brainstorm Force
$319
one-time, 3 sites
Plugin arenaPage Builders
Two block plugins that extend the WordPress block editor
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$319 (Weaker value)
one-time
$189 (Better value)
one-time
$349 (Better value)
Currently 8% off
No discount listed
3 sites (Better value)
1 site (Weaker value)
One-time payment for 3 websites with lifetime updates and support and a 14 day refund window. Lifetime toolkit plans for 10 and 1,000 websites are also available.
One-time payment for 1 site with lifetime updates and support and a 30 day money-back guarantee. Lifetime licenses for 10 and unlimited sites are also available.
$69 per year
$49 per year
| Period | Annual plan, total | Lifetime | Difference |
|---|---|---|---|
| Year 1 | $69 | $319 | Lifetime costs $250 more |
| Year 2 | $138 | $319 | Lifetime costs $181 more |
| Year 3 | $207 | $319 | Lifetime costs $112 more |
| Year 4 | $276 | $319 | Lifetime costs $43 more |
| Year 5 | $345 | $319 | You save $26 |
| Period | Annual plan, total | Lifetime | Difference |
|---|---|---|---|
| Year 1 | $49 | $189 | Lifetime costs $140 more |
| Year 2 | $98 | $189 | Lifetime costs $91 more |
| Year 3 | $147 | $189 | Lifetime costs $42 more |
| Year 4 | $196 | $189 | You save $7 |
| Year 5 | $245 | $189 | You save $56 |
56 months (Weaker value)
against $69 per year
47 months (Better value)
against $49 per year
No end date announced
No end date announced
Official website
Official website
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Spectra Pro and Stackable Premium add blocks, dynamic content and design tools to the WordPress block editor, so you keep working in Gutenberg instead of a separate builder interface. Spectra Pro extends the Spectra plugin, Stackable Premium extends the free Stackable version on wordpress.org. Both sell lifetime licenses with lifetime updates and support.
The licenses differ in scope: the Spectra Pro lifetime plan covers three websites and is currently discounted from its regular price, Stackable Premium covers one site. Both pull dynamic content from ACF and Meta Box. The rows below compare prices, yearly plans and the listed features.
Both are Gutenberg block plugins sold as a lifetime deal, and both keep you inside the WordPress block editor instead of a separate builder interface. The difference lies in the focus. Spectra Pro is a Pro add-on for the Spectra block library and adds building tools: a loop builder for posts, products and custom queries, a popup builder, and Slider Pro and Modal Pro blocks.
Stackable Premium upgrades the Stackable block library with a design focus: 375 design library patterns, 40 full-page templates, an expanded global design system with reusable block styles, motion effects and custom CSS per block. Both add dynamic content from custom field plugins, so archives and listings can draw on your own fields without code, and both offer global styles in some form.
Spectra Pro suits block editor users with up to three sites who already work with the free Spectra blocks and need dynamic layouts. The loop builder, popups with exit-intent, delay and scroll triggers, and login and registration forms point to sites with post or product listings, campaigns and user accounts. Spectra reports more than one million users, so the community around it is large.
Stackable Premium suits block editor users with one site, and designers who want ready-made patterns and full-page templates to start from. Conditional display by user role, date or post data, together with motion effects and custom CSS per block, points to sites where design and dynamic content go hand in hand. The free version lets you try the blocks before you upgrade.
Neither plugin starts from scratch. Stackable Premium unlocks premium features on top of the free Stackable version on wordpress.org, and Spectra Pro extends the free Spectra blocks. The paid version adds its tools to the editor you already use. That makes it easy to test the workflow with the free blocks first and buy the lifetime license only once you need the extra features.
After the upgrade, both licenses include lifetime updates and support with no renewal. The scope of the entry license differs: Spectra Pro covers three websites, Stackable Premium one site. Larger lifetime tiers exist on both sides, toolkit plans for 10 and 1,000 websites at Spectra and licenses for 10 and unlimited sites at Stackable, so more sites mean a larger tier.
Each answer names the facts for both sides. Which of them matters for your project is up to you.
The Spectra Pro lifetime plan covers 3 websites, with toolkit plans for 10 and 1,000 websites at higher prices. Stackable Premium covers 1 site, with licenses for 10 and unlimited sites at higher prices.
Stackable Premium lists 375 design library patterns, 40 full-page templates, motion effects and custom CSS per block. Spectra Pro lists a loop builder, a popup builder with exit-intent, delay and scroll triggers, and scroll-based entrance animations.
Spectra Pro pulls dynamic content from ACF, Pods and Meta Box. Stackable Premium pulls it from ACF, Meta Box and JetEngine.
The current Spectra Pro price is a discount on its regular price and may go back up; Astra Pro, premium templates and the AI platform are only part of the larger toolkit plans. Stackable offers a 30-day money-back guarantee.
Short answers from the vendor data. Prices and dates match the comparison above.
Spectra Pro costs $319 one-time for 3 sites, Stackable Premium costs $189 one-time for 1 site. Both are one-time payments from the vendors’ own pricing pages, checked on Oct 4, 2026.
Yes. The vendors also sell yearly plans: $69 per year for Spectra Pro and $49 per year for Stackable Premium. Measured against them, the lifetime price of Spectra Pro pays off after 56 months, that of Stackable Premium after 47 months.
Yes. Both work directly in the WordPress block editor, so you build pages in Gutenberg instead of a separate builder interface. Spectra Pro extends the Spectra block library, Stackable Premium the free Stackable plugin. You keep the editor WordPress ships with and add blocks, dynamic content and design tools to it.
Yes, both list them. Spectra Pro offers global styles with reusable variables and a font scale. Stackable Premium unlocks an expanded global design system with reusable block styles. Either way you define styles once and reuse them across the site instead of setting them block by block.
Yes. Stackable Premium includes conditional display by user role, date or post data, so a block can appear only for a given role or during a set period. Spectra Pro lists no conditional display in our data, but it brings login and registration forms and a popup builder with exit-intent, delay and scroll triggers.
Yes. Both lifetime licenses include updates and support for life, with no renewal needed to keep receiving new versions. Spectra Pro names this for its lifetime plan for three websites, Stackable Premium for its lifetime license for one site. Larger lifetime tiers for more sites cost more on both sides.
This page names no overall winner between Spectra Pro and Stackable Premium. In the comparison, green and red mark the better and the weaker value for each measurable point, such as price, sites and payback. The questions to weigh show which facts matter for which kind of project, so you can decide what fits yours.
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