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WooCommerce Plugins

WooCommerce plugin deals to help you extend your store without plugin bloat. You'll find checkout, import-export, and store management add-ons I've deployed on live WooCommerce builds. Each listing includes its active discount.

  • 20 tools curated
  • 76% biggest discount
  • 20 active offers
  • Oct 2026 last updated

WooCommerce plugins for permalinks, product filters and frequently-bought-together bundles.

Code: BF2026
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Funnel builder and checkout tools for WooCommerce, with order bumps, upsells and dynamic discounts.

Code: BLACKFRIDAYSK50
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WooCommerce Product Table from $79 a year, Product Options $149 a year, All Access Pass (19 plugins) $399 a year.

$48/year $69/year

Code HW2026 takes 30% off every Disco Pro plan from October 15 to October 31, 2026: 1 site is $48…

Code: HW2026
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$27.30/yr $39/yr

WhatsApp chat buttons, agent layouts and lead forms for WordPress, plus WooCommerce buttons with product details in the message. Visitors…

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$55 once $109 once

The Enterprise lifetime license (unlimited sites) is $55 instead of $109 on the WPBens deals page. Lifetime plans start at…

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$55 once $109 once

The Agency lifetime license (unlimited sites) is $55 instead of $109 on the WPBens deals page until October 31, 2026.…

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$55 once $109 once

The Enterprise lifetime license (unlimited sites) is $55 instead of $109 on the WPBens deals page. Pro starts at $29…

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$299 first year $598/yr

Halloween promotion: 50% off plugins and bundles for the first year, auto-applied. All Access is $299 instead of $598 for…

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$99.50/yr $199/yr

Product Feed Elite Growth (1 site) is $99.50 for the first year, down from $199, renewing at full price.

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My Black Friday Sale

My WordPress plugins and the Palladium theme are 40% off until December 1. Stackless stays at its launch price.

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