Black Friday deals on WordPress plugins and themes
Vendors book these spots, so every offer here is an ad and marked as one. The order is paid for, not a ranking, and every price comes from the vendor’s own site.
Row 2$800 one-time
Row 3$600 one-time
Row 4$450 one-time
Row 5$300 one-time
Row 6$200 one-time
No spot is booked yet. As soon as vendors book, their lifetime deals show up here, each one marked as an ad.
What to expect from WordPress Black Friday deals
Black Friday 2026 falls on Friday, November 27, and Cyber Monday on November 30. Many WordPress vendors don’t stick to those two days: some start their sale a week early, others run it through the whole BFCM week or a few days longer. This page covers November 23 to December 1.
Most Black Friday sales on WordPress plugins discount the yearly plan, often for the first year only. A lifetime deal on Black Friday is less common: some vendors lower the price of an existing lifetime tier, a few offer one only during the sale. Whether a discount is worth it depends on the tier and the terms, not on the percentage in the banner.
Prices here come from the vendor’s own site, and a Black Friday price only appears together with its source and end date. Times on this page are Berlin time. Many vendors count in US time, so a sale may start or end a few hours later than you expect.
- License scope: which features and add-ons the discounted tier really includes
- Number of sites: a sale price for one site is no deal if you need five
- Updates and support: they often run for different periods, so read both
- Refunds: how many days you get and under which conditions
- Price: check it on the vendor’s pricing page and in the checkout, including VAT
- Renewal: what the yearly plan costs from the second year on
Lifetime license or yearly plan?
The quick math: divide the lifetime price by the yearly price. The result is the number of years after which the lifetime license costs less than renewing. Every deal in the catalog with a yearly plan shows that payback period in months.
Black Friday shifts that math in two directions. A lower lifetime price shortens the payback period. A discounted yearly plan looks cheaper, but usually renews at the full price, so compare against the regular renewal, not the first year.
Then ask yourself how long you will really use the plugin. For a site you run for years, a lifetime deal usually wins. For a single client project or a tool you are only testing, the yearly plan is often cheaper and more flexible.
- Compare the same tier: same number of sites, same features
- Use the renewal price of the yearly plan, not the Black Friday price
- Count only the years you expect to use the plugin
- Check whether lifetime includes future major versions
- Compare in the vendor’s currency, never with a converted price
Checklist before you buy
Seven checks that take a few minutes and keep you from a deal that only looks good in the banner.
Check the price at the source
Open the vendor’s own pricing page and compare it with the checkout. Only the checkout price counts, including VAT and in the currency you pay in.
Pick the right tier
Sale banners often show the smallest tier. Check the number of sites and the features of the tier you actually need.
Read what lifetime means
Find out how long updates and support run and whether future major versions are included. The vendor’s license terms decide.
Do the payback math
Divide the lifetime price by the regular yearly price. If you won’t use the plugin for that many years, the yearly plan is cheaper.
Know the refund policy
Note how many days you have for a refund and under which conditions. Check whether sale purchases are covered as well.
Mind the deadline
Check when the offer ends and in which time zone. Many vendors count in US time.
Look at the vendor
A recent update, a public changelog and responsive support suggest the product will still be maintained in a few years.
Browse by category
Black Friday or not, the catalog lists WordPress lifetime deals all year. Pick a category to compare plugins and themes by price, sites and payback period.
- Page Builders23
- Themes4
- Forms3
- Marketing & CRM3
- SEO2
- Performance1
- Developer Tools6
- Admin & Dashboard8
- E-Commerce5
- Courses & Membership2
- Booking & Appointments3
- Media3
- Security & Backup2
24Already reduced in the catalog
Some lifetime deals already sell below the vendor’s list price, no Black Friday needed. Sorted by discount, each price checked on the vendor’s site.
Frequently asked questions
Black Friday 2026 is on Friday, November 27, 2026. Cyber Monday follows on Monday, November 30. This page covers the whole week from November 23 to December 1, because many WordPress vendors start early or extend their sale.
Yes, but they are rarer than discounts on yearly plans. Some vendors lower the price of an existing lifetime tier, a few offer a lifetime license only during the sale, and many don’t sell one at all. Nobody can promise which vendors take part. The offers on this page are the ones vendors booked.
Only if you don’t need the plugin before then. There is no guarantee that a product gets discounted, and many lifetime deals in the catalog already pay off against the yearly plan at their regular price. If you need it now, the payback period matters more than the date.
Divide the lifetime price by the regular yearly price. If you use the plugin for longer than that, lifetime is cheaper. Every deal with a yearly plan shows its payback period in months. Around Black Friday, compare against the renewal price, not a discounted first year.
Compare it with the vendor’s regular price for the same tier and the same number of sites, and check the total in the checkout. On this page a Black Friday price only appears with its source on the vendor’s site, the date it was checked and the date it ends.
A one-time payment for a license. How long updates and support run, how many sites you may use and whether future major versions are included is set by each vendor. Read the license line on the deal and the vendor’s terms before you buy.
Yes. Vendors book the spots, and every booked spot is marked “Sponsored”. The order is paid for and says nothing about quality. What we write about a deal elsewhere in the catalog stays an editorial decision. Some links are also affiliate links.
Pick a free spot and send a request. You pay once by invoice, net in US dollars, and your deal stays listed on this page for good, also after Cyber Monday. The price depends on the row. Spot 1 is exclusive to partners on the Gold plan with yearly billing.
Yes. Black Friday prices and codes expire on their end date, and the lifetime deals stay linked at their regular price. The page remains as a look back at Black Friday 2026.
No. lifetimewp lists only WordPress plugins and themes with a lifetime license. Hosting is sold as a subscription and is not part of the catalog.
For vendors
A lifetime spot for your lifetime deal
Book a spot on this page once and your deal stays listed here for good, long after Cyber Monday. From November 13 to December 4, every page of lifetimewp points here.
- Pay once by invoice, no renewal, net prices in US dollars
- Listed on this page permanently, marked as sponsored
- Price by row: the higher the row, the more visible the spot
- Promoted site-wide from Nov 13 to Dec 4: announcement bar, navigation, home page, catalog, deal pages and blog
- Your Black Friday price and coupon code, shown until their end date
- Spot 1 is exclusive to the Gold plan with yearly billing
- Row 1$1,000
- Row 2$800
- Row 3$600
- Row 4$450
- Row 5$300
- Row 6$200