WordPress plugins · lifetime licences · unlimited sites
Six plugins that fix the problems you're paying yearly for.
Backups and staging. A white-labelled admin for your clients. Abandoned carts brought back. Accessibility problems found and fixed. Cookie consent that really blocks. Each one pays for itself the first time it works. Pay yearly, or pay once and never again.
Free versions of every plugin below. 30-day refund on every purchase. No account needed to download. Built by StoryNova, who also build websites and apps.
From $19 a year or $39 once per plugin · all six from $149 a year or $299 once
Over $1,000 a year to replace with the usual subscriptions
GPL, runs on your server, sends nothing to us
What each one does, and what you're paying now
One job each. No dashboards that look like a cockpit. Free version on every card.
Backup · migrate · stage

Stagecopy
The problem: a plugin update whitens the site, the host's "backup" is three days old, and moving to a new host is an afternoon of broken links.
- One-button backup and restore, chunked to finish on cheap hosting (Free)
- Migration that rewrites every URL, path and prefix and keeps you logged in, at any site size (Free)
- Staging in one click (Free), push back to live in one click (Pro)
WPvivid / UpdraftPlus / BlogVault$49–$149 / year
Stagecopy Pro$39/yr or $79 once
White-label admin

Clientmode
The problem: your client logs in and sees Yoast's upsells, six "update available" badges and WordPress news, instead of your brand. Then they "clean up" the plugins.
- Branded login page and admin bar, no WordPress links
- Notices, nags and update badges hidden for clients, not for you
- Only the menus they need. Client admins stay admins, safely
Branda / Ultimate Dashboard suites$60–$99 / year
Clientmode Pro$19/yr or $39 once
WooCommerce cart recovery

Cartback
The problem: seven in ten carts are abandoned and your store sends nothing. Each one is a customer who wanted to buy.
- Saves the cart the moment an email is typed at checkout
- Sends a clean reminder with a one-click "return to my cart" button
- The full three-email sequence and the recovered-revenue dashboard, free (Pro adds expiring coupons)
Retainful / YITH / FunnelKit$14 / mo – $99 / year
Cartback Pro$29/yr or $59 once
Accessibility

StoryNova Accessibility
The problem: thousands of US businesses get website accessibility demand letters every year. Overlay widgets cost $490 a year and leave the problems in the code.
- Scans every page and post against 18 WCAG rules with measured contrast, free
- Eleven automatic fixes that add what's missing, never touch design
- Alt text workflow with AI suggestions, plus a generated statement page
accessiBe / UserWay$490 / year
StoryNova Accessibility Pro$39/yr or $79 once
Cookie consent

Consentkeep
The problem: your cookie banner records a click and the trackers load anyway. Regulators fine for exactly that, and the popular fix is $59 to $399 a year.
- Holds analytics, pixels and embeds until the visitor agrees
- Google Consent Mode v2 set before any tag fires, cache-safe
- Consent log with CSV export so you can prove it (Pro)
Complianz / CookieYes$59–$399 / year
Consentkeep Pro$29/yr or $59 once
Caching and speed

Loadless
The problem: PageSpeed says your site is slow, your host says upgrade, and the fix everyone recommends costs $59 a year forever with no free version.
- Pages saved as files and served before WordPress loads, or by Apache without PHP
- Minify, defer and delay JavaScript, lazy media, image sizes, font fixes, preload
- Smart purging, database cleanup, a before/after speed test in the dashboard
WP Rocket / FlyingPress$59–$299 / year
Loadless Pro$29/yr or $59 once
The deal
Buy the one you need, or take all six for less than the price of three.
The StoryNova WP Plugin Bundle
All six plugins — Stagecopy, Clientmode, Cartback, StoryNova Accessibility, Consentkeep and Loadless Pro — with every future update. One licence key covers 2, 10 or unlimited sites, yours and your clients'. Pay yearly, or once and never again.
Launch pricing. Pick the number of sites on the right.
What the same six jobs cost elsewhere
Typical published prices for one site, at the time of writing. Every one of them renews.
| Job | Usual tool | Price | Renews |
| Backup, migration, staging | UpdraftPlus Premium / WPvivid Pro / BlogVault | $70 · $49 · $149 per year | Yearly |
| White-label admin | WPMU DEV Branda (in suite) | $60+ per year | Yearly |
| Abandoned cart recovery | Retainful / YITH | $168 · $90 per year | Monthly / yearly |
| Accessibility | Equalize Digital / accessiBe widget | $149 · $490 per year | Yearly |
| Cookie consent | Complianz Premium / CookieYes | $59 · $100 per year | Yearly |
| Caching and speed | WP Rocket / FlyingPress | $59 · $60 per year | Yearly |
| Cheapest combination, one site, one year | about $470 | Again next year |
| StoryNova bundle, forever | $139 (2 sites) · $229 (10) · $419 (unlimited) | Never |
Why you can trust a plugin bundle from a name you have not heard of
Try before you pay
Every plugin has a free version with the core job included. Install it, use it, then upgrade if the Pro features earn it.
Nothing leaves your server
Backups stay in your wp-content. Carts stay in your database. Scans run in your browser. There is no account with us and no phone-home.
30 days, no questions
Email within 30 days and it's refunded. Lifetime means lifetime: every future update is included, and unlimited means your client sites too.
Questions before you buy
How do the site limits work?
Your licence key activates on 2, 10 or unlimited WordPress sites, yours or your clients'. Deactivate a site to free a slot. Upgrade any time by paying the difference.
Why is lifetime so cheap?
Because these plugins have no servers to run. They live on your hosting. Subscriptions exist to pay for someone's cloud; ours has none.
Will they work with my theme and builder?
Yes. They are standard WordPress plugins tested with block themes, Elementor, Divi and WooCommerce. Stagecopy is built specifically for cheap shared hosting.
What if I only need one?
Buy one. The bundle is there because most people who need one end up needing two, and two already costs more than all five.