Lifetime or one-time licences sold on the product's own website, without a marketplace in between. Terms, updates and refunds are set by the maker. 12 live deals, last checked November 14, 2026.
A Mac app that records audio from any app, microphone or the whole system, with effects and live streaming.
The catch: Mac only, and the licence covers the current major version: the next one is a paid upgrade (3 to 4 cost $29). Refunds within 14 days are case by case.
A native desktop AI app for chatting with cloud and local models, agents and workflows from one window.
The catch: Only the $239 Lifetime tier gets all future updates; Pro and Pro+ include one year. The sale prices use a Black Friday code with no end date given, and model usage is billed by your own providers.
A visual site builder theme for self-hosted WordPress, built for performance and dynamic data.
The catch: Self-hosted WordPress only, and there is no downloadable trial (just an online playground), so the 60-day refund window is your test period.
No-code automation that connects 2,000+ apps into multi-step workflows, sold with a lifetime plan as a Zapier alternative.
The catch: Lifetime plans cap tasks per month (3,000 on Standard, which also has feature restrictions), and customer support is listed as one year only.
A fast, cross-platform code and text editor known for multiple selections and Goto Anything.
The catch: Updates last three years, then newer versions need a paid upgrade. Personal licences are for individuals; companies must buy the annual business subscription.
AI dictation that turns your voice into polished text in any app, with offline and cloud models.
The catch: At $249.99 it costs as much as about three years of the $84.99 yearly plan, and the page doesn't spell out device limits or update terms for Lifetime.