WebberZone Pro Plugins: Updated Pricing and a Two-Year Commitment
On 7 June 2026, I updated the pricing on the Pro versions of Top 10, Contextual Related Posts, and Better Search.
If you’re an existing subscriber, your renewal price is not changing. You’re grandfathered at your current rate for as long as your subscription stays active.
What changed
- Pro (1 site): $99/year – was $49/year
- Pro Multi (5 sites): $199/year – was $99/year
- Pro Multi (50 sites): $399/year – was $199/year for 25 sites
- Pro Unlimited / Agency: $599/year
Why
When I launched Contextual Related Posts Pro in June 2024 and the other Pro versions subsequently, I priced them aggressively to remove friction for early adopters and to learn from real-world usage before committing to a long-term structure. That worked. The Pro plugins are more mature now, the feature sets are significantly larger, and the pricing reflects where they are today rather than where they started.
Two years of active development lie behind these Pro plugins, following 15 years of development for the free versions.
- Top 10 Pro got a complete rework of its tracking architecture: page views now buffer before hitting the database, so high-traffic posts don’t create write contention.
- Contextual Related Posts Pro has custom database tables, a fully controllable relevance algorithm, WooCommerce product integration, and WP-CLI.
- Better Search Pro added multisite search, fuzzy matching, post slug search, a minimum relevance threshold, and REST API support.
Each plugin is substantially more capable than it was at $49.
At $99/year, these plugins pay for themselves the first time a visitor finds something they were looking for, reads a second post, or converts from a search result that WordPress’s built-in search would have buried.
My commitment to you
Existing subscribers: Your price doesn’t change. Grandfathered indefinitely.
New subscribers: No further price increases for at least two years – through June 2028 at minimum. Subscribe today, and you’re protected from future increases for as long as you stay subscribed.
I’d rather make that commitment publicly than bury it in fine print.
Keep on building.