Black Friday SaaS Deals 2026: Best Software Discounts and Coupons

Black Friday 2026 falls on November 27, and Cyber Monday follows on November 30. This page tracks real discounts on 12 tools we already cover, checked against each vendor’s own pricing page.

We don’t sell any of these tools. Every discount below was checked against the vendor’s official pricing page, not just a coupon widget claim. Where the two disagreed, we say so instead of quoting the bigger number.

Which Deal Fits You

• B12’s $1 a month intro offer is the lowest-risk way to launch a real website. The price rises to $49 to $78 a month after three months, so budget for that before you commit. Good for a startup or service business on a tight budget.
• LOVO AI’s first-year pricing covers voice and video in one plan. The rate roughly doubles once year one ends, so factor that in early. Good if you need both voice and video production in one workflow.
• StartInfinity’s 50% off Unlimited White Label plan is a genuine one-time payment, not a recurring discount. Good for agencies managing client work or reselling software under their own brand.
• WordHero’s 40% annual saving is the strongest ongoing discount on this page and our top pick overall. Good for anyone writing blog content or marketing copy regularly.
• ElevenLabs’ 50% first-month offer plus its free tier is the easiest way to start with AI voice cloning. The discount only covers month one.
• FlexClip’s stacked FLEXCLIP10 code is the deepest ongoing discount in the video category, not a short-term teaser. Good for turning existing content into short videos fast.

Comparison Table

Productivity

Personal productivity tools rarely go deep on discount, since pricing already runs lean year-round. Check whether annual billing actually beats monthly before assuming it’s a Black Friday-specific deal.

Blitzit

Blitzit is a to-do list and floating focus timer built around Pomodoro-style work sessions, made for people who want task execution rather than a full project management suite.

The annual plan brings the price to $4.99 a month, $59.88 a year, down from $6.99 a month billed monthly. That’s a real saving of about 29%. It comes with a 7-day free trial and a 30-day money-back guarantee. The page also shows a “30% code” and a separate “50% off” widget, but Blitzit’s own site treats its promotions as campaign-based, so confirm the final price at checkout.

This is a solid discount worth taking for anyone who already wants a lightweight focus app, though it isn’t much bigger than Blitzit’s usual annual pricing.

Todoist and TickTick both tend to run their own November promotions and are worth a quick price check for anyone who wants a heavier task manager.

The full breakdown of features, pricing tiers, and how the lifetime deal compares to the annual plan is worth reading if you want the complete picture before deciding. The full Blitzit review covers all of it in detail.

Voice and AI Video Deals

This category has the widest spread of discount types on the page. Some cut the price permanently with annual billing, others front-load a big number into the first month or year and return to full price after. Check the duration before comparing any two side by side.

ElevenLabs

ElevenLabs remains the most-recommended AI voice tool on the market, known for natural-sounding cloning and a documented, developer-friendly API.

The standout offer is 50% off the first month of the Creator plan, bringing it to $11 instead of $22. There’s also a free plan with 10,000 credits a month and no card required. Annual billing adds a further 17 to 20% saving on top.

This is a genuinely strong intro offer and an easy choice for anyone who actually needs AI voice generation. The 50% cut applies to month one only.

For a closer look at voice quality, API documentation, and how the free plan compares to paid tiers, the full ElevenLabs review walks through everything before you commit.

LOVO AI

LOVO, sold under the Genny brand, bundles voice generation with a built-in video editor and subtitle tool, a reasonable pick for anyone who wants voice and simple video production in one place.

Its clearest deal is the Pro plan’s first-year price of $24 a month, half of the standard $48 a month rate, along with a 14-day free trial. There’s no standing coupon code beyond this, so the official pricing page is the safest place to confirm current terms.

This is a strong first-year saving. The price roughly doubles once that first year ends, so plan for it.

To see how the video editor and voice cloning features hold up beyond the pricing, check the full LOVO AI review for a complete look at the platform.

Synthesia

Synthesia is built for business video: presenter-style avatars speaking a script, aimed at training, internal communications, and localization rather than social content.

Annual billing brings a fair saving of roughly 24 to 25% on Starter and Creator plans, taking Starter to about $22 a month and Creator to about $67 a month. A “38% off annual” widget also appears on the page, but Synthesia’s own pricing page doesn’t document a coupon at that level, so confirm the number at checkout.

Use cases, localization features, and plan limits are covered in more depth if avatar-led business video is what you’re evaluating. The full Synthesia review has the complete picture.

FlexClip

FlexClip is a browser-based video editor built for fast, template-driven output, a solid fit for marketers and small teams turning text or blog content into video quickly.

The standout deal is coupon code FLEXCLIP10, which stacks an extra 10% on annual pricing that’s already about 40% cheaper than monthly. Combined with a usable free plan for testing, this is one of the strongest ongoing, stacked discounts on the whole page.

For a hands-on look at how the AI credits are spent and whether the template library fits your workflow, the full FlexClip review goes through it step by step.

Vidnoz AI

Vidnoz AI relies on a large avatar and template library for fast, high-volume AI video output, suited to creators who need frequent short-form content over cinematic polish.

The 25% annual discount applies automatically, and the free plan is genuinely usable for testing, with daily minutes instead of a token trial. This is a decent, unremarkable saving, good for anyone already comfortable with the free plan’s limits.

Speechify and Murf both run their own seasonal promotions and are worth a look for anyone who doesn’t need voice cloning specifically.

To understand the credit system and how far the free plan actually stretches, the full Vidnoz AI review breaks down pricing and real usage limits.

Website Builder Deals

These two take almost opposite approaches, one offers a steady annual discount, the other leads with a very low short-term intro rate. Compare based on what the price looks like after any intro period ends.

Unicorn Platform

Unicorn Platform is built for founders who want to launch a simple site fast, combining AI-assisted editing, templates, and blogging in one no-code tool.

Annual billing brings a consistent 30%+ saving across tiers, dropping the Maker plan from $14 to $9 a month, with a 30-day money-back guarantee. This is a steady, reliable saving rather than a Black Friday-specific spike.

For a deeper look at templates, blogging features, and what’s locked behind paid tiers, the full Unicorn Platform review covers the builder in full.

B12 AI Website Builder

B12 pairs AI website generation with optional human expert support, aimed at professional service businesses that want a done-for-you feel.

New customers can start the Website or Website + Client Engagement plans for $1 a month for the first three months, applied automatically at checkout. This is the lowest-risk way to trial a paid website builder on this list. The price returns to its normal $49 to $78 a month rate once the intro window ends, so treat the headline number as a trial cost, not a lasting rate.

Carrd remains the cheapest option year-round for anyone who only needs a single simple page, with no Black Friday deal required.

The full B12 review explains exactly what each plan includes, if the setup fees and plan tiers beyond the intro offer matter to your decision.

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SEO Tool Deals

Only one SEO tool made this roundup, but it’s included for a straightforward, no-catch annual discount that’s rarer on this page than it should be.

Ranktracker

Ranktracker combines rank tracking, keyword research, and site auditing in one dashboard, aimed at agencies and marketers who want SEO monitoring without an enterprise price tag.

Annual billing applies a 30% discount automatically, with no hidden renewal terms, and a 7-day free trial to test accuracy first. This is a strong, ongoing discount on a genuinely useful tool.

Ubersuggest and Wincher are frequently cited as cheaper entry points for solo bloggers with a tighter budget. Neither is an affiliate partner here.

For a closer look at keyword tracking accuracy, site audit depth, and how the tiers scale for agencies, the full Ranktracker review has the complete picture.

Sales and Marketing Deals

These two sit at opposite ends of what counts as a real deal. One is a genuine ongoing discount. The other is included mainly for transparency, not because the saving itself is significant.

Artisan

Artisan is an AI outbound sales platform built around Ava, an AI BDR that sources leads, writes outreach, and books meetings.

The 10% annual discount confirmed on Artisan’s own pricing page is just its standard rate, not a Black Friday saving. A “30% off” widget appears on the page, but Artisan’s official site doesn’t back that number, so treat it with real skepticism. The free plan, 300 credits a month, and the 30-day trial are the better ways to test it before paying.

To understand what the AI BDR actually automates and where human oversight is still required, the full Artisan review covers the workflow in detail.

WordHero: our top pick on this page

WordHero is an AI writing platform for blog posts, marketing copy, and SEO content, built for creators and small teams who want multiple writing tools in one place.

The Creator plan’s annual pricing brings the cost to $29 a month from $49 a month, a genuine, ongoing 40% saving. A one-time AppSumo lifetime deal starting at $89 with a 60-day guarantee is also available. This is the discount on the page with no catch and no first-month-only condition, and the one we’d point a first-time visitor to.

For a full look at the writing tools, Brand Voices, and how the lifetime deal compares to the subscription plans, the full WordHero review has everything you need before buying.

Project Management Deals

Per-seat pricing makes real savings harder to judge at a glance than a flat rate. StartInfinity stands out for pairing a standard annual discount with a genuine lifetime option, uncommon in this category.

StartInfinity

StartInfinity, also called Infinity, is a flexible work management platform that lets teams build their own boards and workflows instead of following one fixed method. It suits agencies with varied client work.

Two real discounts are confirmed on Infinity’s official pricing page: 25% off yearly billing, and 50% off the Unlimited White Label plan for life, a genuine one-time payment. The lifetime White Label offer is the standout for anyone whose work involves reselling or white-labeling.

Trello’s free tier remains hard to beat for anyone who just needs simple boards, no sale required.

How the platform’s structure works in practice is worth understanding if flexible boards and white-label resale are what you’re considering. The full StartInfinity review explains it in detail.

How Much You Actually Save Over 3 Years

Percentages sound good in the moment, but the real question is what you pay over the time you’d actually use the tool.

WordHero, Creator plan: Monthly billing runs $1,764 over 3 years. The annual rate brings that to $1,044, a real saving of $720.

FlexClip, Plus plan with FLEXCLIP10: Monthly-equivalent billing would run about $720 over 3 years. The stacked annual rate brings it to around $389, a difference of over $330.

StartInfinity, Unlimited White Label lifetime deal: The Agency plan’s annual rate runs roughly $9,432 over 3 years. The 50% lifetime deal is a one-time payment covering unlimited use going forward. It becomes dramatically cheaper over any period longer than a year or two for anyone who will actually use the white-label features.

B12 doesn’t appear in this comparison because its $1 a month rate only lasts three months. The 3-year math is dominated by the normal $49 to $78 a month rate for the remaining 33 months, not the headline discount. A bigger percentage on paper doesn’t always mean bigger real savings.

Common Black Friday SaaS Coupon Mistakes

• Don’t assume coupon codes stack automatically with annual pricing. FlexClip’s FLEXCLIP10 does stack, but that’s not universal. Entering a code on an already-discounted annual price can silently fail instead of adding further savings.
• Don’t buy a lifetime deal for a tool you haven’t tried. StartInfinity’s and WordHero’s lifetime options are real savings, but only pay off if you’ll actually use the tool. Trial it first.
• Check seat or team limits before assuming a discount applies broadly. Artisan, B12, and Unicorn Platform all price differently once you add team members or client sites.
• Check whether a widget’s advertised discount matches the vendor’s documented rate. We’ve flagged several cases above, including Artisan, Synthesia, and Blitzit, where the two didn’t match.

How We Verify These Deals

Every discount here starts on the vendor’s own official pricing page, not a third-party aggregator. Where a page shows a bigger number than the vendor documents, we report the documented figure and flag the gap instead of quoting whichever number looks better.

We also check whether a discount applies to the ongoing rate or only a first month or year, since that changes what a deal is worth over time. We note free trial length and guarantee terms alongside the headline percentage. This page gets revisited as November approaches to confirm terms and add real Black Friday-specific offers once vendors announce them.

What to Expect as November Gets Closer

Most SaaS companies don’t finalize their actual Black Friday terms until the final one to two weeks of November. Everything above is labeled a current standing discount because, as of today, that’s what it accurately is.

This page updates in place as vendors announce real Black Friday-specific pricing, so the link you bookmark today will show live terms when the date arrives.

How to Spot a Real SaaS Deal

• Compare against the tool’s actual current price, not an inflated “was” price.
• Check whether the discount applies to renewals or just your first payment or year.
• Trust the vendor’s own pricing page over a promotional widget when the two show different numbers.

Black Friday vs. Cyber Monday for Software

Most SaaS companies don’t meaningfully separate the two anymore. Expect deal windows to run from mid-to-late November through early December.

Looking for Deals Year-Round?

Black Friday isn’t the only time worth watching for savings. For discounts that run outside this seasonal window, the SaaS Lifetime Deals guide tracks one-time payment options across categories, while the SaaS Free Trial List is a better starting point if you’d rather test a tool for free before spending anything at all.

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