About WPBundle
A place to find WordPress deals, themes, plugins, hosting and services, with the source and check date shown on every deal.
What WPBundle is
WPBundle is a place to find WordPress deals, themes, plugins, hosting and services. It has three parts: a Black Friday and Cyber Monday page that collects verified sales, a set of best lists for common WordPress needs, and a blog.
The goal
Help you choose the right deal without wading through coupon spam. A big discount on the wrong product is not a good deal, so the lists say what each product is best for, and what it is not.
How deals are chosen and checked
A deal is listed only if we can link to a vendor page that shows it. Every deal displays that source link and the date we last checked it. When a deal's end date passes, it drops off at the next rebuild of the site. Vendors can change terms without notice, so confirm the price at checkout.
Each best list states its criteria before the list begins, and products are ranked by those criteria, not by commission rate. Every price in a list carries a source and a checked-on date.
Platform-neutral, with limits
WPBundle is built with Astro, not WordPress, so we don't run any WordPress theme, plugin or host that we'd be tempted to favour. A WordPress site that recommends WordPress products already shows which ones it uses; this one doesn't have that built-in lean.
That is neutrality about the platform, not the absence of commercial interest. We earn commissions on some links (see the disclosure below). When the author has personally used a product, that entry says so; when we haven't, we don't imply it.
Who runs it
A disclosure about Brainstorm Force
Alston works at Brainstorm Force, the company behind the Astra WordPress theme and ZipWP. That is separate from WPBundle, but you should know it. If WPBundle covers a Brainstorm Force product, the entry will say so.
Affiliate disclosure
Some links on WPBundle are affiliate links. If you buy through one, WPBundle may earn a commission at no extra cost to you. Affiliate links are marked sponsored in the page's HTML, and pages that carry them say so near the top.
Commission does not decide what is listed or how it is ranked; the criteria on each page do. We may have an affiliate arrangement with some products and not others, so a missing affiliate link is not a recommendation signal either way.
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