About LifetimeDeals.site
A directory of software lifetime deals. Every entry carries the tier table, the refund window, the activation deadline and the date the vendor last shipped, taken from the platform listing and the vendor pricing page and dated. Compiled by Alston Antony.
What this site is
LifetimeDeals.site is a directory, not a review site. Entries are short, factual and built to be compared side by side. There are no scores, no verdicts and no essays about running a tool for a month.
The value here is normalisation. A platform listing tells you a tier costs $69 and shows a struck-through $1,200. It does not tell you how many months of the vendor's own monthly plan that buys, whether the credit cap resets monthly or is a one-time grant, how long you have to claim a refund, or how long you have to activate the licence before it lapses. Those are the numbers this directory works out and puts in one table.
Where the numbers come from
Every price and every limit on this site is read off two sources: the platform listing, and the vendor's own pricing page. Both are recorded with the date they were captured, and both are linked at the bottom of the entry.
- Break-even is calculated, never typed. It is the one-off price divided by the vendor's real recurring monthly price. Where the vendor publishes no monthly plan, the cell readsNo monthly plan rather than a number we made up.
- A struck-through figure on a platform listing is never treated as a monthly rate. It is almost always an annual or lifetime comparison figure, and using it would inflate every break-even on the site.
- Where the platform and the vendor disagree on a limit, both are recorded and the disagreement is flagged on the entry.
- Where a figure cannot be verified, it is not published. The field stays empty and says so.
What gets listed
A deal is listed when it is live on a platform we can verify, has a published tier table with numeric limits, and has been checked within the last 90 days. Deals that fail any of those three are left out, however good the offer looks.
We do not list every deal on a platform, and we do not pretend to. Each hub says how many entries it holds. Start with the SEO lifetime deals hub, which is the one category covered so far.
The staleness signal
Every entry records the date of the most recent founder update or changelog entry on the listing. This is the single most useful number for anyone buying a lifetime deal, and almost no other site surfaces it. A tool whose last vendor communication was two years ago carries very different risk from one that shipped last month, and the entry says so in plain words rather than burying it.
How the site makes money
Commercial links are affiliate links. If you buy through one, the platform may pay us a commission at no extra cost to you. It changes nothing about which deals are listed or what the entry says about them, and the disclosure appears above the fold on every page that carries such a link. Thefull affiliate disclosure sets out exactly how this works.
Who compiles it
Alston Antony, SEO and AI Search Expert. SEO and AI search specialist working on B2B SaaS organic growth since 2010, Senior Digital Marketing Manager at Brainstorm Force and founder of ZPlatform.ai. Has bought and tested more than 500 SaaS products since 2019, which is where the buying criteria on this site come from.
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Corrections
Prices, limits and refund terms change without notice. If something here is wrong or out of date,tell us and it gets fixed or pulled. If you run a tool listed here and the entry misstates something, the same applies.