Weekend Deals Spotlight: Get the Epic Mac Bundle for $22.50 ($450+ Off) Before the Discount Ends Next Week

[MacRumors]

Last month we shared news of StackSocial's Epic Mac Bundle, which discounts eight useful Mac apps to a low price of $29.99 (valued at $478.71). This week, StackSocial gave us a heads up that this bundle will be ending for good on April 10 and ahead of that expiration date our readers have a chance to save even more on the bundle with an exclusive coupon code.

Note: MacRumors is an affiliate partner with StackSocial. When you click a link and make a purchase, we may receive a small payment, which helps us keep the site running.

To save on the Epic Mac Bundle, visit StackSocial, add the $29.99 bundle to your cart, and then head to the checkout screen. Once there, on the right side of the page enter the code LAST25 in the promo code box and click Apply. This will result in the bundle's $22.50 discount price, which is lasting for about six more days and will end Wednesday, April 10.

The Epic Mac Bundle

[*]Fantastical 2 ($49.99 value): Manage your contacts, events, reminders, and more with Flexibits' popular app.
[*]PDF Expert ($79.99 value): Quickly and easily edit PDF text, images, links, and outlines.
[*]Flux 7 ($99.00 value): An HTML and CSS designing tool that enables you to create fully functioning websites.
[*]Pagico 8 ($50.00 value): Stay organized and on task with an interactive flow chart that helps manage your projects and contacts.
[*]Command-Tab Plus ($34.99 value): A keyboard-centric application switcher designed to let you switch between apps in a faster way than the typical Command + Tab.
[*]iStat Menu ($14.99 value): Track useful Mac stats like real-time CPU, GPU, RAM, drive and network usage, Wi-Fi stats, and more.
[*]iLocker Pro ($79.80 value): Password protect your apps and unlock them with Touch ID.
[*]Ultdata Recovery ($69.95 value): Retrieve lost files from Macs, removable storage devices, partitions and volumes, and iOS devices There is another discounted bundle on StackSocial this week, this one focused on creative apps from Corel. The Corel Creative Mac Bundle is valued at a total of $309.95 and available at a discounted price of $39.99 through June 30, 2019.

Just like with the Epic Mac Bundle, our readers have a chance to use an exclusive discount code and mark down the bundle even more. You can save 15 percent on the Corel Creative Mac Bundle by adding it to your cart on StackSocial and applying the code COREL15 during the checkout process. This will discount the bundle to $34.00 exclusively for MacRumors readers.

The Corel Creative Mac Bundle

[*]Toast 17 Titanium ($99.99 value): Easily capture your screen, burn digital media onto discs, and edit videos.
[*]AfterShot Pro 3 ($79.99 value): RAW photo editing software that lets you upload, edit, and manage high quality images.
[*]Painter Essentials 6 ($49.99 value): Sketch and draw on a blank canvas with realistic painting tools and effects.
[*]WinZip ($29.99 value): Software that makes it simple to work with large groups of Zip files, so you can exchange large amounts of information with ease.
[*]ParticleShop ($49.99 value): A powerful brush plugin for Photoshop and AfterShot 3 with 11 built-in custom brushes. More deals and discounts can be found in our full Deals Roundup.

Article Link: Weekend Deals Spotlight: Get the Epic Mac Bundle for $22.50 ($450+ Off) Before the Discount Ends Next Week

 

[GreenPixel]

Hmm...this one...may actually be worth it to me as I was looking at getting iStat Menu anyways.

 

[DanielDD]

This deal is so worth it just for Fantastical 2 and PDF Expert. I bought both apps in the past though

 

[picaman]

Anyone know if Toast 17 is 64-bit? Toast is the last app on my computer that hasn’t been future-proofed yet. I’m not giving them any money until it is.

 

[Baletin]

PDF expert?... this expert does not support R-to-L languages... Does not worth the money they ask.

 

[furbzv1]

might look into these. question for those that have purchase from stacksocial before.
is it a downlink link from their site or a code to download from itunes?
would they get any future updates?

 

[Beyo]

This deal is so worth it just for Fantastical 2 and PDF Expert. I bought both apps in the past though

same toughts both are terrific software

 

[peterloch]

Anyone know if Toast 17 is 64-bit? Toast is the last app on my computer that hasn’t been future-proofed yet. I’m not giving them any money until it is.

It is 64-bit, however it states length of access is 1 year. I wonder if this means we need to buy again to continue to use 1 year later?

 

[code-m]

Anyone get this to work, keeps giving me an error on checkout during the payment processing. Tried CC, PP and AP no joy.

 

[GreenPixel]

Anyone get this to work, keeps giving me an error on checkout during the payment processing. Tried CC, PP and AP no joy.

Worked for me. Used AP.

 

[code-m]

Worked for me. Used AP.

Interesting.

 

[picaman]

It is 64-bit, however it states length of access is 1 year. I wonder if this means we need to buy again to continue to use 1 year later?

I bought the Corel bundle, so I guess I’ll find out in 2020

 

[larryj]

Is anyone else having trouble registering iStat Menus? I enter my name and key but it fails to register.

 

[code-m]

Worked for me. Used AP.

For some reason some email domains have been blacklisted, in this case “protonmail” very weird. I tried another email domain and it worked with CC.
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Is anyone else having trouble registering iStat Menus? I enter my name and key but it fails to register.

Works for me, possible missing a digit or the name is incorrectly entered. Copy and paste from your invoice. I found UltData Recovery redirected to a “page 404”. I am sure it will be fixed.

 

[Sammy80]

I am tempted to get the bundle with toast except for the “1 year of access clause” My guess is it means how long you have access to be able to download the app from there site but the app itself is good forever. I have noticed some shadier companies do this. If you go to Roxio’s web site and click buy they try to sell you 2 year download insurance for $5 It also doesn’t help that this app will be outdated in less then 6 months with there yearly releases. Still I wish I knew for sure about the 1 year thing as I would bite.

 

[McScooby]

Love it, bought the bundle & forgot to enter the code, Gggggrrrr!

 

[TheGenerous]

Thanks for reminding me of WinZip. The nostalgia.
After 2007 that I got a Mac, WinZip is a name I haven't heard ever since

 

[larryj]

For some reason some email domains have been blacklisted, in this case “protonmail” very weird. I tried another email domain and it worked with CC.
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Works for me, possible missing a digit or the name is incorrectly entered. Copy and paste from your invoice. I found UltData Recovery redirected to a “page 404”. I am sure it will be fixed.

It worked this morning. Not sure what was going on yesterday. Thanks.

 

[crjackson2134]

Sadly, I only want 1 app from each bundle, so I have to decide which one I want the most. I’m thinking I’ll get more use out of PDF expert than Toast. I already have it in my iPad, but I would love to have this on my MP too.

 

[trchern]

Every time I saw these bundle software, there will be an update version soon.

 

[DipDog3]

This “deal” is all over the web, nothing really special here.

Good marketing by StackSocial. Affiliate websites get a $5 kickback for each sale.

 

[Internet Enzyme]

Last month we shared news of StackSocial's Epic Mac Bundle, which discounts eight useful Mac apps to a low price of $29.99 (valued at $478.71). This week, StackSocial gave us a heads up that this bundle will be ending for good on April 10 and ahead of that expiration date our readers have a chance to save even more on the bundle with an exclusive coupon code.

Note: MacRumors is an affiliate partner with StackSocial. When you click a link and make a purchase, we may receive a small payment, which helps us keep the site running.

To save on the Epic Mac Bundle, visit StackSocial, add the $29.99 bundle to your cart, and then head to the checkout screen. Once there, on the right side of the page enter the code LAST25 in the promo code box and click Apply. This will result in the bundle's $22.50 discount price, which is lasting for about six more days and will end Wednesday, April 10.

The Epic Mac Bundle

[*]Fantastical 2 ($49.99 value): Manage your contacts, events, reminders, and more with Flexibits' popular app.
[*]PDF Expert ($79.99 value): Quickly and easily edit PDF text, images, links, and outlines.
[*]Flux 7 ($99.00 value): An HTML and CSS designing tool that enables you to create fully functioning websites.
[*]Pagico 8 ($50.00 value): Stay organized and on task with an interactive flow chart that helps manage your projects and contacts.
[*]Command-Tab Plus ($34.99 value): A keyboard-centric application switcher designed to let you switch between apps in a faster way than the typical Command + Tab.
[*]iStat Menu ($14.99 value): Track useful Mac stats like real-time CPU, GPU, RAM, drive and network usage, Wi-Fi stats, and more.
[*]iLocker Pro ($79.80 value): Password protect your apps and unlock them with Touch ID.
[*]Ultdata Recovery ($69.95 value): Retrieve lost files from Macs, removable storage devices, partitions and volumes, and iOS devices There is another discounted bundle on StackSocial this week, this one focused on creative apps from Corel. The Corel Creative Mac Bundle is valued at a total of $309.95 and available at a discounted price of $39.99 through June 30, 2019.

Just like with the Epic Mac Bundle, our readers have a chance to use an exclusive discount code and mark down the bundle even more. You can save 15 percent on the Corel Creative Mac Bundle by adding it to your cart on StackSocial and applying the code COREL15 during the checkout process. This will discount the bundle to $34.00 exclusively for MacRumors readers.

The Corel Creative Mac Bundle

[*]Toast 17 Titanium ($99.99 value): Easily capture your screen, burn digital media onto discs, and edit videos.
[*]AfterShot Pro 3 ($79.99 value): RAW photo editing software that lets you upload, edit, and manage high quality images.
[*]Painter Essentials 6 ($49.99 value): Sketch and draw on a blank canvas with realistic painting tools and effects.
[*]WinZip ($29.99 value): Software that makes it simple to work with large groups of Zip files, so you can exchange large amounts of information with ease.
[*]ParticleShop ($49.99 value): A powerful brush plugin for Photoshop and AfterShot 3 with 11 built-in custom brushes. More deals and discounts can be found in our full Deals Roundup.

Article Link: Weekend Deals Spotlight: Get the Epic Mac Bundle for $22.50 ($450+ Off) Before the Discount Ends Next Week

I bought this a month or so ago and the only new app from here i really like is fantastical. I already own istatmenus and its great. The pdf one seems good. Rest arent good

 

[gaanee]

Does buying Fantastical 2 as part of this bundle (or buying directly from Flexibits site) as opposed to from the Mac Appstore make any difference in terms of future upgrades?

 

[Vjosullivan]

Does buying Fantastical 2 as part of this bundle (or buying directly from Flexibits site) as opposed to from the Mac Appstore make any difference in terms of future upgrades?

I'm pretty sure it's not possible to do discounted upgrades on the Apple store, whereas it is standard practice on most web sites.

 

[gaanee]

One way developers can offer discounted upgrades is by offering a bundle of both the old and new versions, so customers who have bought the old version indirectly get a discount.
Does buying these apps from this website provides the same features as buying from the Apple Appstore - specifically, iCloud sync?

I'm pretty sure it's not possible to do discounted upgrades on the Apple store, whereas it is standard practice on most web sites.