Top 6 WordPress Lifetime Deals for Black Friday 2022

Black Friday WordPress Deals Worth Your Attention

Black Friday and Cyber Monday remain the best time of year to pick up WordPress lifetime deals at steep discounts. Many of these plugins are already well-priced as one-time purchases, but during BFCM the savings get even more aggressive.

This roundup covers six WordPress lifetime deals that stand out from the crowd — tools that cover code snippets, backups, forms, user management, and video hosting. Whether you're running a single site or managing an agency with dozens of client installs, there's something here worth a look.

WP Codebox: The Best Snippet Plugin You'll Regret Not Buying

WP Codebox is a code snippet management plugin that lets you add, organize, and deploy custom code across your WordPress sites. At the time of this deal, it was available for just $150 for unlimited sites — a price that was set to increase on November 29th.

If you've ever used Advanced Custom Fields Pro, you might remember it was available as a lifetime deal for years before that option disappeared. WP Codebox has that same energy. It's the kind of tool you'll kick yourself for skipping once the price goes up or the LTD goes away entirely.

After months of heavy use across multiple site builds, WP Codebox consistently outperforms alternatives like Code Snippets Pro. The interface is cleaner, the workflow is faster, and managing snippets across sites feels effortless. If you're doing any sort of custom code work in WordPress, this is the snippet manager to own.

WP Vivid: Reliable Backups at a Black Friday Price

WP Vivid is a WordPress backup and migration plugin that's been around long enough to earn a solid reputation. During Black Friday 2022, they brought their pricing back down to levels reminiscent of early adopter days — 40% off, putting the unlimited domain lifetime license at around $180.

What makes WP Vivid worth considering over other backup solutions is how lightweight it is on your server. Backup plugins are notorious for hogging resources and slowing things down, but WP Vivid handles the job without dragging your site's performance into the ground.

Beyond backups, WP Vivid is a capable migration tool. Moving a WordPress site from one server to another is one of those tasks that sounds simple until you're knee-deep in database exports and broken URLs. WP Vivid streamlines that entire process. If you need offsite backups with regular database snapshots, this is a clean, affordable solution.

WPDeveloper Agency Bundle: Underrated Value for WordPress Agencies

At $500, the WPDeveloper Agency Bundle might cause some sticker shock, but the sheer volume and quality of what's included makes it one of the most underrated deals in the WordPress ecosystem. This is a full suite of professional plugins licensed for unlimited sites.

The bundle includes Elementor add-ons for extending the page builder's functionality, NotificationX Pro for those social proof FOMO pop-ups that would otherwise cost you a monthly SaaS subscription, and BetterDocs for building a self-hosted knowledge base. That last one is particularly interesting — if you've ever visited a major plugin's documentation site and wondered what powers it, there's a good chance it's BetterDocs. FluentCRM's docs, for example, run on it.

For anyone starting or scaling a WordPress agency, this bundle eliminates the need for multiple individual plugin licenses and recurring SaaS fees. The cost pays for itself quickly when you consider what you'd spend on separate subscriptions for notification widgets, documentation systems, and Elementor extensions across all your client sites.

Fluent Forms: The Conversational Form Builder That Replaces Typeform

Fluent Forms has been a lifetime deal for a while now, and during Black Friday 2022 they offered 40% off. The unlimited domain license price has crept up over the years, but it remains a one-time purchase — roughly equivalent to two years of Gravity Forms, after which you never pay again.

What makes Fluent Forms stand out is its conversational form mode. Think Typeform-style, step-by-step form experiences, but self-hosted on your own WordPress site. You can build job application forms with file uploads restricted to specific formats, video or audio submission fields, and conditional logic that guides users through the process naturally.

The versatility is the real selling point. Fluent Forms handles everything from simple contact forms to complex multi-step applications. Every form on daveswift.com — from the newsletter signup to the problem reporting form — runs on Fluent Forms. It connects to virtually every major integration you'd need.

Even if you're not running WordPress as your primary platform, there's an interesting workaround: set up WordPress on a subdomain, install Fluent Forms, and you've got a powerful form solution without committing your entire stack. For single-site owners, the $209 one-time price is a no-brainer compared to recurring form builder subscriptions.

Share Logins: Sync User Accounts Across WordPress Multisite Setups

Once you start scaling an online business with courses, e-commerce, and community features, you'll inevitably hit your server's limits. The natural solution is splitting things across multiple WordPress installations on subdomains — maybe your LMS lives on learn.yoursite.com while your store runs on shop.yoursite.com.

The problem? Your customers now have separate accounts on each installation. They change their email on one site and nothing updates on the other. It's a fragmented experience that feels unprofessional.

Code Experts' Share Logins plugin solves this by keeping user accounts synchronized across linked WordPress installations. Update a profile on one site and it propagates everywhere. The lifetime deal starts at $70 for one or two sites, or $250 for an agency license. If you're following the multi-subdomain architecture that creators like Adam Preiser and Sujay are using with SureCart, this kind of user synchronization is essential infrastructure.

Presto Player: The Secret Weapon for Client Video Hosting

Presto Player from Adam Preiser was still available as a lifetime deal at $250 for 25 websites — a deal that felt almost too good to last, especially after the CartFlows lifetime deal had already been pulled.

The headline feature most people focus on is the polished video player interface, and it does look great. But the real killer feature is something that rarely gets highlighted: the Bunny.net integration for client work. Here's the workflow — you set up Presto Player on a client's site, have them create a Bunny account, and add you as a user. Configure everything once, and from that point forward your client can upload videos by simply dragging and dropping files directly in their WordPress dashboard.

No teaching them how to use Vimeo. No explaining YouTube unlisted links. No third-party platform logins. Just drag, drop, done. For anyone serving clients who aren't particularly tech-savvy but need video on their websites, this simplicity is transformative. Presto Player turns what's usually a support headache into something your clients can actually handle on their own.

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