Plugin Deals: Our Bundle, Launch Pricing and How to Judge Any Sale

The Everything Bundle: our best plugin deal

The Everything Bundle is our best plugin deal. It includes all 20 plugins (17 paid + 3 free) for €229 at launch (until 30 November 2026, then €299). Buying them separately costs €703, so the bundle saves you €474. Every new plugin released in the next 12 months included. Add up the ones you'd actually use: if that passes the bundle price, the bundle is the cheaper route.

The bundle makes the most sense if you write, produce and mix your own tracks: Tune and Velvet for vocals, Contour, Apex and Heat for mixing, Drift, Dust and Lumen for effects, and Hydra, Nova, Thump and Choir for sounds. If you only ever mix vocals, Tune and Velvet on their own may be all you need.

Like everything else in the store, it's a one-time payment. You get license keys by email, there's no iLok and no account to sign into, and once a plugin is activated it works offline.

Launch pricing, and what we won't do

The launch price is €229 for the Everything Bundle, until 30 November 2026. After that it goes back to €299 automatically, and that is the price it stays at. The countdown on the product pages counts down to that fixed date: it doesn't reset when you reload and it won't be extended.

Not ready for all 17? Pick any 3 paid plugins for €79, whichever three you want, each with its own license key.

What you won't find here: countdown clocks that reset when you reload, a "regular price" nobody ever pays, or a sale that is permanently ending tonight. Plugin discounts like that are common, and they make it hard to know what anything costs. Our prices are listed below and on every product page.

Every paid plugin and its price

Total if bought separately: €703. Everything Bundle: €229 at launch (until 30 November 2026, then €299). Pick any 3: €79. Prices are in euros and include any VAT, so the price you see is the price you pay. These are the plugins we have for sale; if you're looking for VST for sale elsewhere, the advice further down applies to any store.

Free plugins, no deal needed

3 of our plugins cost nothing, now or later: the Keys electric piano, the Pump sidechain plugin and the Spread stereo widener. They're free forever, with no trial and no locked features. Our free plugins page has all three, and the free online tools handle autotune, pitch shifting and reverb in the browser.

How to judge any plugin deal

1. Compare against the real price. A plugin that is "on sale" every month has a sale price, not a discount. Check what it usually sells for, not what the banner says it once cost.
2. Buy for a job you have. A cheap plugin you never open costs more than a full-price one you use on every track. Pick the problem first: harsh vocals, a dull mix, missing width.
3. Check the license. Does it need an iLok or a dongle? How many computers can you activate? Are updates included, or do you pay to upgrade later?
4. Know subscription from ownership. A plugin subscription can be good value for a large catalog, but the plugins stop working when you stop paying. A perpetual license keeps working.
5. Check formats and systems. VST3 for most DAWs, AU for Logic Pro, AAX for Pro Tools, and native Apple Silicon support on a recent Mac.
6. Try it first. Demo it on your own material. Every one of our plugins plays in the browser with your own audio, through the same engine as the plugin.

Black Friday and seasonal VST deals

Many plugin companies run their biggest sales around Black Friday and the end of the year, so VST Black Friday deals are real and worth watching for plugins you already know you want. The catch is that seasonal pressure works on impulse. Make a short list before the sales start, set a budget, and ignore anything that isn't on the list. We haven't announced any seasonal sale, and we won't invent one to fill this page.

Cool VST plugins worth paying for

Each of our paid plugins has one feature that sets it apart. Lumen can Freeze a reverb tail into a pad, Drift has performance pads for freeze, reverse and tape stop, Dust jumps to a decade's sound with Era, Heat paints distortion on an XY pad, and Choir turns one voice into an ensemble. For a wider list that includes free plugins from other developers, see our guide to cool VST plugins.