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Dealify

A marketplace for software deals, mostly lifetime deals: software makers sell one-time-payment access to their products to marketers, growth hackers and founders.

What Dealify is

Written from its maker's own pages, read on 28 October 2026.

Dealify is a marketplace for software deals, mostly lifetime deals. In a lifetime deal, a buyer pays once and keeps access to a software product, instead of paying a monthly subscription. Dealify sells to growth hackers, marketers and founders; its general manager is Raul Dumitrescu.

A software maker applies to run a deal. Dealify promotes each deal with its own marketing campaigns, such as social media advertising, SEO, copywriting and A/B tests, and shares the results with the maker. Besides lifetime deals, a maker can offer an annual or credit-based deal or a free product. Buyers browse deals by category, such as AI, developer tools, SEO and marketing, and see the sale price next to the regular price; the site states savings of up to 95%. Each purchase has a 30-day money-back guarantee. Dealify also runs an affiliate program and a Chrome extension.

For makers, Dealify takes a commission on each sale and does not publish the rate. For buyers, each deal has its own one-time price.

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Dealify.com
Price
Commission on each sale for the software maker; rate not published (read 28 October 2026)
Free plan
not applicable

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