Round-up · 23 September 2026
1 worth buying, 5 to walk past.
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| Deal | Where | From | Verdict |
|---|---|---|---|
| Kalium | Appsumo LTD | $69 | Buy |
| Authority Radar | RocketHub | $69 | Maybe |
| Phygital+ | Appsumo LTD | $59 | Maybe |
| Vibe App Scanner | Appsumo LTD | $49 | Maybe |
| Vora | Dealify | $59 | Pass |
| TubeOnAI | Appsumo LTD | $49 | Pass |
| OpenGraph | Appsumo LTD | $59 | Pass |
| WP Captcha | Appsumo LTD | $49 | Pass |
| Vocable AI | Appsumo LTD | $89 | Pass |
A ten year old WordPress theme with 47,329 sales and a 4.94 rating, which is not a startup asking you to trust a roadmap. On ThemeForest one site costs $99 with six months of support. Here $69 buys one site and $129 buys ten, and the ten is the tier that makes sense for anyone building for other people. The two bonus themes are locked to the $299 tier. Buy.
Three jobs in one: it samples ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini and Claude for your brand, finds pages quietly losing Google traffic, and turns Search Console into briefs. Only the middle one runs on data you own. $69 buys one project, one Search Console connection and 300 AI runs a month. Ask what a single sample of a non-deterministic model proves before you price the first feature. Maybe.
One canvas with thirty-odd image, video and 3D models behind it, which is genuinely convenient if you hop between them. $69 gives 4,000 credits a month and every generation spends them, so the meter is the product. Fourteen of 85 reviews sit at one or two stars, the worst spread in this batch. The AI agent the page advertises starts a tier up at $169. Maybe.
Scans an AI-built app for the holes vibe coding leaves and hands back copy-paste fixes for your assistant. $49 covers three sites and fifteen scans a month; the MCP access that would put it inside your editor starts at $119. Ten months old with two reviews, so there is no track record to lean on. If you ship vibe-coded apps for clients it pays for itself the first time. Maybe.
Vora turns a product decision into a public vote and certifies the result onchain, which is a lot of ceremony for a poll. $59 caps you at fifteen decisions a month and a thousand voters. Their own FAQ says the free plan does the whole thing for up to a hundred participants, so you can answer this without spending anything. Onchain proof matters when somebody disputes the count. Nobody disputes the count. Pass.
Point it at a video, a podcast or a PDF and get a summary, then a blog post out of it. $59 buys 3,000 credits a month and three channel subscriptions, and bring-your-own-key, the thing that uncaps it, starts at $139. Five of 44 reviews sit at one star. Google's Gemini Notebook takes 50 sources a notebook and three audio overviews a day for nothing. Pass.
Branded link previews and a link shortener, stapled together. $59 gets you one template, ten AI template generations a month and 25 short links a month, which is not a shortener, it is a trial. Nobody has reviewed it at all, and the vendor is a year and a half old. The tier that would actually run a site's links costs $159. Pass.
Captcha, firewall, two-factor and country blocking on your WordPress login, three sites for $49. White-label needs a second code. One review. Cloudflare's Turnstile is free for up to twenty widgets, embeds in any site without routing traffic through Cloudflare, and covers the captcha half on its own. Pass.
Content campaigns with your brand voice built in, which at $89 means one voice and two campaigns. Everything the page shows off, the multimedia prompting, the collaboration, the channel integrations and the brand intelligence hub, starts at $189. Ten of 52 reviews sit at one or two stars. Buy the tier the screenshots came from, or skip it. Pass.
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