Why this site exists
Lifetime deals are sold on a single number: the discount. “92% off.” “Was $1,035, now $79.” That number is almost always the wrong one to make a decision on, because it is calculated against a price the vendor may not actually charge anyone.
Here is a real example from this site’s first batch of reviews. AppSumo lists BerqWP as $39, reduced from $48 — a 19% discount, which is unusually honest. But the vendor sells the equivalent plan at $4 a month as a permanent early-adopter rate, which makes the lifetime deal a ten-month payback rather than a saving. There is also a free tier. Most people reading that listing would never find this out, because it requires opening the vendor’s own pricing page and doing division.
That is the entire job of this site. Open the vendor’s pricing page. Do the division. Say what we found, including when the answer is “don’t buy this.”
Who runs it
This site is written and published by Zeshan Majeed, editor. Lifetime Deal HQ was founded by Muhammad Musa.
I run it as an independent publication. There is no team, no agency behind it, and no vendor relationship influencing what appears here. When a review says something is not worth buying, that is my judgment, and my name is on it.
You can reach me at info@lifetimedealhq.com for anything general, or admin@lifetimedealhq.com for corrections and privacy requests — corrections, disputed figures, and “you got this wrong” emails are all welcome, and they get answered.
What makes this different from the other lifetime deal sites
Before building this, I read through the sites that currently rank for these searches. The pattern is consistent: every verdict is positive, the “regular price” is copied straight from the marketplace listing without checking it, and the screenshots — where they exist at all — are lifted from the vendor’s marketing page or from a competitor.
Three things here work differently.
Every listing screenshot is ours, and it is dated. We open the product page, capture it, and put the capture date on the image. When you read that BerqWP shows a 19% discount, you can see the listing that said so.
Every price is checked against the vendor, not the marketplace. Where the two disagree — and they frequently do — the review says so and uses the vendor’s figure for the math.
We publish Skip verdicts. Two of the first fifteen reviews here recommend against buying. We earn nothing on those. That is the point: a recommendation only means something if a non-recommendation was possible.
How this site makes money
Through affiliate commissions on some of the links, when a deal is worth recommending. This is disclosed on every page that carries such a link, and in full on the affiliate disclosure page.
No vendor has paid for a review, a score, a placement, or a position in a shortlist, and none will. If that ever changes, it will be disclosed before publication, not after.
What we cover
WordPress plugins and SEO tools, specifically. Not “all software” — the niche is narrow on purpose, because it is the software I actually understand and the audience I can be useful to: people running WordPress sites who are trying to cut monthly tool spend without buying junk.
Start with the best SEO tool lifetime deals or the best WordPress plugin lifetime deals. If you want to know how the verdicts are reached before trusting one, read how we test.
Elsewhere
Same person, same name, in public: LinkedIn · X · Quora · Facebook · Instagram · TikTok · Reddit.