12 deals reviewed, 4 October 2026

Appsumo LTD $49 one-time

A follow service: it watches sites, feeds, phone numbers and courses, then pushes new items to you however you want them.

What you get

• Email, RSS, Telegram, Slack and a newspage as output channels
• Filter by keyword, author or tag before anything is delivered
• AI summaries of each item, five a day at $49
• AI filters that read the content, 500 messages a month at $49
• 500 RSS feeds at $49, 1,000 at $99, 3,000 at $199, 8,000 at $299
• Read the content inside the email instead of clicking through
• Ad-free emails start at the $99 tier

The take

This is a glorified RSS feed, and the reviews on appsumo are incentivized by upgrades. The company spams you with requests for reviews so that they can give you a free upgrade, but the tool would not allow me to use any DOM selections as I expected, It requires RSS - there's so many free RSS scanners out there. I can probably build this myself in about 10 minutes. Pass.

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Appsumo LTD $59 one-time

Privacy-first web analytics: traffic, visitor journeys, funnels and revenue in one dashboard, from a 2KB script.

What you get

• Unlimited websites on every tier
• Visitor profiles and session-by-session journeys
• Funnels with drop-off at each step
• Revenue attribution to channel, UTM and referrer, via Stripe or custom events
• Public API and an MCP server
• Cookieless tracking, ad-blocker bypass and bot detection
• Three years of data retention
• Page views are the only thing a tier changes: 25,000 a month at $59, 125,000 at $129, 275,000 at $289

The take

Analytics that shows traffic, journeys, funnels and revenue in one place, and every feature is switched on at every tier. Only the page view cap moves: twenty five thousand a month at $59, a hundred and twenty five thousand at $129. Plausible charges $9 a month for ten thousand views, so this pays for itself inside four months. Two years old, about a thousand sites, nothing held back for an upgrade. Buy.

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Appsumo LTD $79 one-time

A hosted place to run AI agents: you connect your apps and your own model key, and the agent does the recurring work on a schedule.

What you get

• Bring your own key from OpenAI, Anthropic, Gemini, DeepSeek, Groq or Ollama, at every tier
• 95 plus connectors with real OAuth, including Gmail, Slack, HubSpot, Stripe, Jira and Zendesk
• Approval queues and per-agent connector permissions
• Prebuilt workflows such as morning briefing, email triage and failed payment recovery
• Schedules and triggers, down to an hourly cron
• Two agents and 2,000 task runs a month at $79, four and 6,000 at $149, eight and 12,000 at $269
• Memory retention of 30 days at $79, 90 days at $149, a year at $269
• Multi-account starts at $149, and Slack webhooks and role-based access at $269

The take

Hosted AI agents with ninety five OAuth connectors, scheduled runs, and an approval queue so nothing fires unseen. You bring your own model key at every tier, which means no markup on inference and no credit games. $79 covers two agents and two thousand task runs a month, against twenty euros a month for the same volume on n8n Cloud. It is seven months old and hosting a container per agent forever. Maybe.

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Appsumo LTD $39 one-time

An assistant you message instead of an app you open: send text, voice or a photo and it files a task, a reminder, a note or a calendar event.

What you get

• Reachable on WhatsApp, Slack, Telegram, iOS and the web, or by forwarding an email
• Meeting minutes with unlimited recorded minutes
• Circles for assigning tasks and sharing reminders with a group
• Outlook calendar, mail and OneDrive, plus Google Drive, Gmail and Meet
• API access, webhooks and an MCP connection
• Phone call reminders, so the phone actually rings
• Bring-your-own-key is live: Gemini, OpenAI, OpenRouter, Groq or Anthropic for chat, and a Gemini key for voice notes and image reads
• Five voice notes and five image reads a month at $39, but your own Gemini key lifts both, and a Gemini key is free to create
• Reminders repeat only from the $99 tier, and circle reminders are receive-only at $39

The take

Message an assistant on WhatsApp, Slack or Telegram with text, a voice note or a photo and it files a task, a reminder, a note or a calendar event. $39 looks capped at five voice notes a month until you read the FAQ: a free Gemini key lifts that limit on tier 1, and bring-your-own-key is live across five providers. What a key does not lift is reminders, which fire once until you pay $99. Maybe. It's a pass for me. But definitely not Tier 1. Tier 1 is a slap in the face.

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Appsumo LTD $39 one-time

A template editor plus a render API: design an image once, then generate thousands of variants from data.

What you get

• Canvas editor with reusable templates
• Render API with developer docs, included from the entry tier
• Product images, email visuals, ad creative and OpenGraph previews
• Multi-format export and no-code integrations
• 500 image credits a month at $39, 2,000 at $79, 5,000 at $149
• Bandwidth is capped at 5GB a month on the entry tier, 25GB above it
• Three projects at $39, a hundred at $79
• Simple, signed and dynamic URLs, and the ChatGPT and Claude MCP, start at $79

The take

Design a template once, then render product shots, ad creative and link previews from an API. $39 buys 500 renders a month against Placid's $19 a month for the same 500, so it pays back in two months. The limit that bites first is 5GB of bandwidth, not the render count, and the URL builder most people actually use starts at $79. Five months old with two reviews. Maybe.

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Appsumo LTD $69 one-time

An email client with an AI assistant: every account in one inbox, mail sorted and ranked as it arrives, and replies drafted in your voice.

What you get

• Gmail, Outlook, iCloud, Fastmail, Proton via Bridge, and any IMAP account
• Priority inbox with a reason shown for every call it makes
• A daily brief of what needs a reply, also delivered to Slack
• Cold outreach scoring, and spam and phishing sorted on arrival
• Thread summaries, inline approval, undo, and an audit trail
• Web, macOS, Windows and iOS apps
• Two inboxes at $69, four at $129, eight at $379
• 100 AI credits a month per user at $69, 200 at $129, 600 at $379
• Autopilot, bring-your-own-key and shared inboxes all start at $379

The take

One inbox for Gmail, Outlook, iCloud and IMAP, with AI that triages the pile and drafts replies in your voice. BUT LOOK AT THAT TIER TABLE! $69 gives a hundred AI credits a month, about three drafts a day, and the drafting is the entire product. Autopilot and your own API key, the two things that uncap it, both start at $379. Shortwave is $18 a month and has a free tier. Pass.

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StackSocial $39.99 one-time

A desktop file converter that runs entirely on your own machine: images, video, audio, documents, ebooks and archives, with nothing uploaded.

What you get

• 2,911 conversions, including iPhone HEIC and 21 camera RAW formats
• Unlimited batch conversion with no daily cap and no watermark
• Works offline once each engine has downloaded
• PDF toolkit: merge, split, rotate, compress, protect, unlock and reorder
• On-device OCR for scanned PDFs
• Local AI: audio transcription, photo upscaling and background removal
• Watch folders, size targets and metadata stripping
• Mac, Windows and Linux, but $39.99 activates one device and $49.99 activates three

The take

A desktop converter covering 2,911 formats, plus PDF tools, OCR and local AI, all on your own disk with nothing uploaded. The product is honestly built: local processing costs the vendor nothing, so unlimited really is unlimited. The deal is the problem. Their own site sells the same one device license for $40 with a public launch code, which is exactly what you pay here, and $39.99 activates one machine only. Pass.

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Dealify $129 one-time

A client request tool: one page a client fills in with the files, copy, links and approvals you have been chasing.

What you get

• Client-facing request pages with no account needed on their side
• Collects files, written copy, links, and links to Drive, Dropbox, WeTransfer or Frame.io
• Approval checkpoints with sign-off tracking, change requests and resubmissions
• Reminder and follow-up emails sent from inside the tool
• Dashboard of waiting, overdue, ready-to-approve and completed work
• Optional Notion integration with status sync and a live widget
• 25 new request workflows a month at $129, 75 at $249
• One workspace, three seats and 5GB of storage at $129, with a 250MB file ceiling
• Unused monthly workflow credits do not roll over

The take

Send a client one page that collects the files, copy, links and sign-off you are waiting on, with optional Notion sync. Content Snare charges $29 a month for twenty open requests, so $129 once for twenty five a month pays back in four months. That arithmetic is the only argument here. Nobody has reviewed it, the vendor is brand new, and five gigabytes of client files is a bill they carry forever on your one payment. Pass.

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Dealify $99 one-time

A Google Ads layer for ecommerce: it reads the account, finds the waste, and prepares the fix for you to approve.

What you get

• Portfolio and campaign dashboards across Shopping, Performance Max and Search
• Account and conversion diagnostics
• Search term intelligence grouped by theme, for negative keywords
• Product and feed optimization, including AI-rewritten Shopping titles
• Business rules and automation loops you approve before they run
• Custom labels, reporting and margin insights
• Syncs to Google Merchant Center
• Identical features on all three tiers: only the managed ad spend cap moves
• Up to $5,000 of monthly ad spend at $99, $40,000 at $599, uncapped and five accounts at $1,199

The take

Google Ads and Shopping diagnostics that pick the next change and prepare it for you to approve. Credit where it is due: all three tiers carry identical features and only the ad spend cap moves, which is rare and honest. That cap is the whole deal. $99 covers five thousand dollars of monthly spend, and the next step up is $599. Zero reviews, and it needs an ecommerce account already spending real money. Pass.

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Appsumo LTD $79 one-time

LinkedIn comment automation: it watches posts that match your filters and posts an AI-written comment under them in your name.

What you get

• Keyword and negative keyword filters, plus target job titles
• Target up to twenty creators and auto-comment when they publish
• Personas that set tone, background and writing style
• Preview how a persona would comment on any live post
• Approval queue, so nothing posts without a click
• Performance tracked by keyword and by creator
• One LinkedIn profile and 150 comments a month at $79, two profiles and 300 at $149
• Ten comments a day per account at every tier
• Commenting as a company page starts at $149

The take

AI writes your LinkedIn comments on the posts your buyers read, so the leads come to you instead of the other way round. LinkedIn's user agreement bans bots and names automated commenting as prohibited engagement, and the account that gets restricted is yours, not theirs. $79 buys one profile and ten comments a day. Two reviews, company founded last March. The risk sits entirely on the wrong side of the table. Pass.

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StackSocial $49.99 one-time

A phone learning app: pick a subject and get five minute guided lessons with a quiz, aimed at the gaps where you would otherwise scroll.

What you get

• 24 subjects, including math, engineering, computer science, chemistry, personal finance, history, art and architecture
• Guided paths from no prior knowledge upward
• Streaks, XP and daily goals
• The Climb, a fifteen rung ladder that one wrong answer ends
• Friends, weekly leaderboards and gauntlet challenges
• Offline lessons you download ahead of time
• iOS 15 or Android 7 and up, four devices per account
• Version 1.0, launching now, new subjects promised on a roadmap

The take

Five minute lessons across twenty four subjects, with streaks, leaderboards and a daily ladder, built for the minutes you would otherwise spend scrolling. It is version 1.0, launching now, with no reviews and no named team. Khan Academy is free and far deeper, and Brilliant gives away the first chapter of every course. A course library sold once has to keep writing courses forever on no recurring revenue. Pass.

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StackSocial $59.99 one-time

A browser extension that reviews an AI's answer: you click Challenge this answer and it returns an assessment, the key caveat and what to verify.

What you get

• Works inside ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Perplexity and Microsoft Copilot
• Overall assessment, quick take, key findings and counterarguments
• A what-to-verify list for anything that needs checking
• Chrome and Microsoft Edge only
• Twenty critical reviews a month on the $59.99 plan
• Up to 10,000 characters per review
• Extra reviews are a separate purchase
• One account per license, and the version on the deal page is 0.9.6

The take

A browser extension that asks an AI to critique the answer another AI just gave you, inside ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini or Perplexity. Second-opinion checking is a fair idea. Twenty reviews a month is not a product, and pasting the answer into a second chatbot is free and the identical operation. The version number printed on the deal page is 0.9.6. Extra reviews are sold separately. Pass.

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