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PlugPress One

PlugPress One. Every plugin, one license.

Saddle is free on WordPress.org. Try it before you buy anything. This page sells the all-access bundle — each plugin is also sold alone on its own page, and renewals never go up.

3 sites

For your own projects

$99

per year

Get PlugPress One
  • Saddle Pro ($99) + Waggle ($149) + Loggle ($129), one license
  • Mailyard Pro and Inbees included when they ship
  • Support answered by the team that wrote the code, usually in a day

10 sites

For client rosters

$149

per year

Get PlugPress One
  • Saddle Pro ($99) + Waggle ($149) + Loggle ($129), one license
  • Mailyard Pro and Inbees included when they ship
  • Support answered by the team that wrote the code, usually in a day
Recommended

Unlimited sites

For agencies and builders

$199

per year

Get PlugPress One
  • Saddle Pro ($99) + Waggle ($149) + Loggle ($129), one license
  • Mailyard Pro and Inbees included when they ship
  • Support answered by the team that wrote the code, usually in a day
license.key 30 days, no questions asked.

30-day refund, no questions asked. Cancel anytime and your plugins keep working.

Only need one plugin? Each is sold alone: Saddle Pro · Waggle · Loggle

Licensing, plainly.

No tier-1 queue.
Which plugins are free?
Fahim Reza Saddle ships a free version on WordPress.org with its core job fully working: no crippleware, no nag walls. Waggle and Loggle are premium-only, sold here. Every paid license comes with a 30-day refund.
What does PlugPress One cover?
Fahim Reza All three plugins (Saddle, Waggle, Loggle) with every Pro feature, plus every PlugPress plugin released while your license is active. One license, one renewal.
What happens if I cancel?
Fahim Reza Your plugins keep working exactly as they are. You stop receiving updates and support when the license lapses. No lockouts, no data hostage.
Who builds and supports this?
Fahim Reza A small team led by Fahim Reza, working with WordPress since 2011 and shipping plugins since 2014. Support tickets go to the people who wrote the code, not a tier-1 queue — and usually get an answer within a day.
What is the refund policy?
Fahim Reza 30 days, no questions asked. If a plugin doesn’t do its job on your site, you get your money back.
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