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11 new partner tools in October 2026: what they cost and where the real savings are

Every week we join new partner programs, and most of them give us a link rather than a discount code. We still read each tool’s pricing page, because the honest answer to “is there a discount?” is often a billing setting, a trial or a free tier rather than a code. These are the eleven tools we joined this week, grouped by what they do, with the prices we read on 13 October 2026 and the cheapest legitimate way into each.

By Fırat Papatya · Published · 4 min read

Partner note: Kuponaut joined the partner programs of every tool in this article. Links are affiliate links and may earn us a commission; they do not change the price. Only Wordflux has a Kuponaut discount code so far.

The one with a code: Wordflux

Wordflux is an AI content hub from the Netherlands that writes posts, articles and images in your brand voice and publishes them to LinkedIn, X, Facebook, Instagram, Threads, WordPress, Ghost and Shopify. Plans are priced in euros: Solo Basic €10, Solo Autopilot €29, Growth €79 and Agency €299 a month, each with a 14-day free trial and 3,500 trial credits.

Our partner code FIRAT20 gives 20% off the first three months, according to Wordflux’s partner page. Wordflux tracks referrals only through the code typed at checkout, so enter it even if you clicked our link. On Solo Autopilot the saving is €17.40 over three months. We compare it with Nuelink, where we also have a code, in Wordflux vs Nuelink.

Cold email: SalesBlink and Mystrika

SalesBlink is an AI outreach platform with unlimited sending accounts and warm-up on every plan. Starter is $29 a month or $25 a month billed yearly, Growth $99 or $79 and Business $199 or $179, after a 14-day free trial without a card. Charges are non-refundable, so the trial is your test window.

Mystrika covers the same ground and has a free-forever plan, which makes it the cheaper place to learn cold email. Its paid tiers are called Growth, Dominate and Rampage, and it advertises 35% off for annual billing. Its operator’s terms say there are no refunds by default.

Social media: OnlySocial

OnlySocial schedules posts for creators and agencies and offers a white-label dashboard, which is the reason an agency would pick it over a plain scheduler. Freelancer is $29, Entrepreneur $49 and Unlimited Pro $99 a month; yearly billing gives two months free. There is no free plan and the terms rule out refunds, so check the feature list before paying.

Privacy and legal pages: Secure Privacy and WebsitePolicies

These two solve different halves of the same problem. Secure Privacy, from Denmark, is a cookie-consent platform: banners, Google Consent Mode and consent records. It has a free plan, then Small $15, Business $59 and Advanced $249 per domain a month, with two months free on annual billing and 30-day trials.

WebsitePolicies writes the documents themselves: privacy policy, terms, cookie policy. It bills yearly only: Basic is free for one policy, Starter $59, Professional $99 and Business $139 a year, with a 7-day money-back guarantee. A small site usually needs the documents first and a consent banner as soon as it uses analytics or ads cookies.

Booking, building and reviews: Setmore, Ycode and Avarup

Setmore is appointment scheduling for service businesses and is free for up to four users, which covers most solo practitioners. Pro is charged per user and is cheaper on annual billing; non-profits can apply for discounted pricing.

Ycode is a visual website builder from the team behind MailerLite. The open-source version is free to self-host; Ycode Cloud is $30 per project a month or $25 billed yearly.

Avarup, from Australia, collects reviews from more than twenty platforms into one dashboard. It offers a 7-day free trial; plan prices were not shown on its pricing page when we checked, so ask for a quote before committing.

Automation and wellbeing: WorkBeaver and Innertune

WorkBeaver is a UK-built AI agent that performs repetitive browser and desktop tasks from plain-English instructions. There is a free tier with 500 credits, Essentials at $21.95 and Professional at $99 a month, and a $349.99 lifetime plan, all shown as discounted against higher list prices, with a 14-day money-back guarantee.

Innertune is an affirmations app. The App Store lists Premium at $19.99 a month, $99.99 a year or $299.99 lifetime, with a 3-day trial, which means the yearly plan costs about five months of the monthly price.

How we check these

Prices come from each tool’s own pricing page or app-store listing on the date shown, not from other coupon sites. A partner link earns us a commission but does not lower the price, so we only call something a discount when the tool itself publishes it or when its partner program gives us a code. We recheck prices when a tool changes its pricing page, and our tool pages carry the date of the last reading.

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