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RafflePress Unlimited vs Single Site: Is Unlimited Worth Just $50 More?
The short answer
RafflePress currently sells its premium plugin as a one-time purchase: $299 for Single Site and $349 for Unlimited Sites. Both plans include all features, lifetime updates, one year of priority support, all integrations and pre-built templates. That makes the upgrade unusually simple: the extra $50 is primarily buying unlimited site licenses rather than a separate feature bundle. If you know the plugin will live on two or more WordPress sites, Unlimited Sites is easy to justify; if there will only ever be one giveaway site, Single Site avoids paying for unused activations.
At a glance
- Best for
- Agencies, developers and owners who will deploy RafflePress on two or more WordPress sites.
- Price model
- $349 one-time · unlimited WordPress sites
- Check first
- WordPress-only deployment; priority support is one year even though updates are lifetime; future licensing can change.
The $50 gap is small relative to a second site
Unlimited Sites costs only $50 more than Single Site. If you actually deploy it on two sites, the simple purchase-price average is $174.50 per site; on five sites it falls to $69.80 per site. Those are only allocation examples, not per-site pricing from RafflePress. The economic point is that the license does not rise with each additional WordPress site once you choose Unlimited.
There is no feature penalty for choosing Single Site
The current pricing cards show the same core package on both paid licenses: all features included, lifetime updates, one year of priority support, all integrations and pre-built templates. So a one-site buyer is not forced into Unlimited to unlock better giveaway actions or integrations. The purchase decision is about deployment count, which makes Single Site a fair choice for a blogger or business running contests on one WordPress property.
Unlimited fits agencies and multi-site operators
RafflePress labels Unlimited Sites for agencies and developers. That fit is practical because giveaways can be reused across client sites, brand sites or a portfolio of WordPress properties without buying another site activation each time. The current integration library includes major email marketing and automation services, and the 2026 changelog shows active security, accessibility and reliability maintenance. The boundary is that RafflePress is WordPress-focused; non-WordPress client sites may still need a hosted contest platform.
One-time pricing changes the long-term comparison
RafflePress currently advertises “One-Time Payment. Lifetime Access” and no recurring subscription. That means the $50 Unlimited premium is currently paid once rather than every year. Lifetime updates are included, but priority support is listed for one year, so lifetime access should not be confused with lifetime priority support.
The affiliate program pays a flat 20%
RafflePress' official affiliate page says the program pays 20% commission on referred sales and uses ShareASale, with applications manually approved within about 48 hours. It shows commission examples of $59.80 on Single Site and $69.80 on Unlimited. Toolnavia has not applied or been approved, so affiliate tracking remains disabled.
The rule is simple: one WordPress site points to Single Site; two or more real WordPress deployments strongly favor Unlimited because the permanent license premium is only $50. If other sites are only hypothetical, buy for the site count you actually expect to use.