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RocketHub

A marketplace for software lifetime deals: it sells one-time-payment plans of new SaaS products to its audience of entrepreneurs and runs the launch campaign for the seller.

What RocketHub is

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

RocketHub is a marketplace for lifetime deals on software and info products, founded by Charlie Patel. A lifetime deal is a one-time payment that gives the buyer lasting access to a software product, instead of a monthly subscription. The buyers are entrepreneurs, marketers, agency owners, sales teams, designers and developers.

Sellers can offer SaaS products, WordPress plugins, browser extensions, downloadable software and info products. In its Exclusive Deal Partner Program, a product applies and RocketHub selects it. The launch team then tests and audits the product and suggests changes, prepares the campaign assets such as ad copy and designs, and launches a deal page. It promotes the deal to its own audience and through its affiliate network, and runs ads at its own cost. Each deal is sold in tiers at different prices, with a 30-day refund guarantee for buyers. RocketHub also sells a Startup Perks package of discounts on other products.

RocketHub does not publish its deal terms for sellers. It says that it takes no ownership in the seller's company and no large percentage of the sales.

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Who uses it, and for what

One row per story. The grade is for the claim that the business uses this tool, not for its revenue.

StoryWhat it does thereWhenCost statedGradeSource
MagaiDeal marketplace that sold 475 lifetime plans of Magai in a 15-day sale.since June 2023, until June 202350% of the sale: US$57,119 of US$114,238CMagai blog, Dustin W. Stout, 5 July 2023: Making $114,238 in 15 days: WTF Just Happened?
SupergrowSold the lifetime deal that brought in US$65,000 and paid for growth without outside funding.CDeven Bhooshan's blog, 21 April 2025: From Zero to $230K ARR: The Indie Hacker's Playbook

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