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StackSocial

An online deals store run by StackCommerce: it sells discounted software, lifetime app subscriptions, online courses and gadgets from many vendors to consumers.

What StackSocial is

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

StackSocial is an online deals store: a shop that sells products from many vendors at reduced prices. It is part of StackCommerce, a commerce company headquartered in Venice Beach, California, since 2011. The store says it has handled over 5 million orders.

The catalog is grouped into apps and software, online courses, lifetime deals, memberships, electronics and gadgets, lifestyle goods and gift cards. Many software offers are lifetime subscriptions, sold for one payment instead of a monthly or yearly fee, and each offer shows its discount from the regular price. The store also runs giveaways, bundles and deals where the buyer sets the price, and lists best sellers, new deals and deals that end soon.

A vendor with a digital or physical product joins through StackCommerce's marketplace. The listing then appears on StackSocial.com, where shoppers see it directly, and can also be shown to the audiences of StackCommerce's partner publishers. The store page publishes no vendor fee or commission rate.

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