AppSumo Plus Yearly Plan Reviews

Tried this once and I liked it initially, but then we tend to get glued to finding deals on AppSumo rather than focusing on if the products are even useful. Honestly most products aren't even useful on Appsumo and the LTD/LifetimeDeal they promise, not all startup products survive even 1+ year for Plus membership to allow a full refund if the company goes bust.

Biggest negative of the Plus membership is the $25 x 4 quarters so because they aren't giving you $99 coupon straight away, you have to keep coming back on AppSumo to find good products every quarter and not just buy one product for $99. Due to this, I already lost 2x $25 coupons, but when I needed it, there were no coupons available. And to make use of the 10% discount on Plus membership, you better keep browsing products all the time to find the right product. It is nothing but Amazon for Apps

Also with the advent of AI coding tools, it is way easy to develop your own products now, so let alone Plus membership, but none of the new products on Appsumo feel worth a dime

The few products that I have purchased thru Appsumo have been solid performers. Product hits the market in very useable form and we are part of the growth journey as they develop into something bigger and better; with our feedback! Along the way, products are always well supported with help only hours away at worst.
Appsumo curates a great selection of offerings...almost too many choices! ;)
Highly recommend....
Carl

I kept my AppSumo Plus membership mainly because of the coupons that are supposed to offset the annual fee. But the way they handle them is disappointing.

My coupon expired just one day ago because I simply didn’t have time to use it. I’m constantly on the road, and missing a deadline by a single day shouldn’t automatically mean losing the benefit I paid for. What makes this even more frustrating is that this limitation isn’t clearly communicated when you sign up for Plus. If I had known that an unused coupon would simply disappear after a fixed period with no flexibility, I would have paid much closer attention. And this isn’t even the first time it has happened to me—it has now happened twice.

What makes even less sense is that, according to your response, the coupon was sent only once on May 4 and remained valid for 45 days. If the coupon is such an important part of the Plus membership value, why was there no reminder before it expired? AppSumo has no problem sending countless promotional emails encouraging members to buy more deals, extending deadlines, and warning that "time is running out." Yet when it comes to a paid member benefit that is about to expire, there are no follow-up reminders at all.

Saying that the expiration date was listed in the original email and on the Rewards page doesn't really address the issue. Most customers don't revisit a 45-day-old email to check expiration dates, especially when they are busy. A simple reminder a few days before expiration would have prevented this entire situation.

Another reason I no longer see value in Plus is the overall quality of the deals. Over the past year, there has been a noticeable decline in the number of truly useful offers. In fact, I think I've purchased only one or two deals this entire year because there simply hasn't been much worth buying.

To be honest, I don't even open AppSumo anymore. There is virtually no chance I will renew my Plus membership. There was a time when I visited AppSumo several times a day, constantly looking for new deals and spending a significant amount of money on the platform. Back then, there was excitement and trust in what was being offered.

Today, that level of confidence has largely disappeared. Far too often, products launch with one set of promises and later evolve into something quite different. Features get restricted, pricing structures change, new limitations appear, separate platforms are introduced, or key functionality ends up requiring additional upgrades. Regardless of the reasons behind these decisions, the outcome is the same: customers feel that the original value they paid for is no longer being honored, and trust gradually erodes.

Over time, the platform's credibility has taken a significant hit. When customers repeatedly see deals evolve into something very different from what was originally promised, it becomes harder and harder to justify spending money there. Combined with the declining quality of new deals and the loss of a paid membership benefit over a one-day delay with no reminder, I simply don't see enough value to continue paying for AppSumo Plus.

Embracing the AppSumo Plus Yearly Plan was one of the smartest decisions I’ve made this year. As someone who thrives on efficiency and savings, I found the consistent 10% discount on every purchase to be a fantastic perk. I’ve already made several purchases that directly contributed to scaling my business, and the savings were substantial.

Each product offers unique benefits, but the true victory is knowing that I’m always getting those benefits at a discounted rate. This subscription is more than a cost-saving measure; it’s a commitment to ongoing growth and improvement. For fellow entrepreneurs who appreciate cutting-edge solutions at a fraction of the price, AppSumo Plus is the way to go!

We are seeing a lot of AppSumo lifetime deal breaches and maneuvers these days… so bad that I don’t even open AppSumo anymore, and no chance I would be renewing my Plus membership. Once upon a time I would visit the page several times a day looking for deals and spending a fortune. Platform credibility Is now so brutally battered by cunning practices of entrepreneurs who change terms, brands, products, limits, run parallel web pages or portals and do so on account of sheer greed, lack of integrity and perhaps AppSumo’s unflattering commercial terms which some of them openly complain about in various community groups, after the fact.

Both sides are guilty - but the victim is ultimately and unfortunately the subscriber or customer. AppSumo should boldly write a caveat emptor i.e “Purchases at Buyer’s risk! Buyer Beware” and then rescind the ambivalent “got your back” guarantee or reform it. Buyers should know upfront what they are getting into.