Content Egg coupons are mostly a myth: KeywordRush, the developer behind the Content Egg WordPress plugin, doesn’t publish a public promo code, and the old “20% off” claim this page used to make doesn’t appear anywhere on its site. What you can use are the real ways it lets you pay less. Content Egg Pro starts at $59 a year for one site, a 5-site license drops the cost to $19.80 per site, a lifetime license costs $149 once, and the free version on WordPress.org costs nothing. Below are the five offers worth knowing, the full price list, and how to pick the cheapest one for your setup.
I checked every price and policy on this page against KeywordRush’s own Content Egg pricing, bundles and refund pages, and the plugin’s WordPress.org listing, on 14 October 2026.
Content Egg Pro 1 Site: $59 per year
All Pro modules, plugin updates and a year of support for one website, billed yearly and renewed at $59 unless you cancel.
This is the plan most single-site affiliates should start on, because the plugin keeps working even if you later decide not to renew.
Content Egg Pro 5 Sites: $99 per year, $19.80 per site
The same Pro license for five websites, which cuts the yearly cost per site by about two thirds if you run more than one affiliate site.
If you already run two sites, the 5-site plan costs less than two single-site licenses at $118 a year.
3-in-1 bundle: $119 per year, save $58
Content Egg Pro, Affiliate Egg Pro and External Importer Pro for one site each, instead of $177 a year when you buy the three plugins separately.
The bundle only makes sense if you also need Affiliate Egg for stores without an API, or External Importer to fill a WooCommerce catalog.
Content Egg Pro Lifetime 1 Site: $149 one-time
Pay once instead of every year, with one year of support included, for less than the cost of three years on the $59 annual plan.
Lifetime licenses are also sold for 5 sites at $249 and 25 sites at $449, as shown in the table below.
Content Egg free version: $0 on WordPress.org
Feed imports, price comparison, Egg Blocks and autoblogging with free modules such as CSV-XML Feed, Coupon, Offer and YouTube, but no Amazon or eBay modules.
Start here if you only need feeds, coupons or YouTube content, and upgrade once you need Amazon, eBay or the big affiliate networks.
Content Egg Pro Pricing 2026: Annual and Lifetime Plans
Content Egg Pro is sold in three site tiers, each with a yearly or a one-time lifetime price. Every tier includes all Pro features, plugin updates and one year of support; the only difference is how many websites you can activate it on.
| Plan | Sites | Annual price | Lifetime price | Annual cost per site |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Content Egg Pro 1 Site | 1 | $59/yr | $149 one-time | $59.00 |
| Content Egg Pro 5 Sites | 5 | $99/yr | $249 one-time | $19.80 |
| Content Egg Pro 25 Sites | 25 | $179/yr | $449 one-time | $7.16 |
| Content Egg free version | Unlimited | $0 | $0 | $0 |
Prices checked on 14 October 2026 on KeywordRush’s official pricing page, in US dollars. Payments go through PayPro Global, and subscriptions can be paid by card or PayPal.
Content Egg Bundles
KeywordRush also sells Content Egg together with its sister plugins. Each plugin in a bundle gets its own license and site allowance, so you can run them on different domains.
| Bundle | Sites per plugin | Annual price | Lifetime price | Bought separately |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Content Egg + Affiliate Egg + External Importer | 1 | $119/yr | $249 | $177/yr or $447 |
| Content Egg + Affiliate Egg + External Importer | 5 | $199/yr | $349 | $297/yr or $747 |
| Content Egg + Affiliate Egg + External Importer | 25 | $349/yr | $549 | $537/yr or $1,347 |
| The same three plus Cashback Tracker | 1 | $149/yr | $299 | $236/yr or $596 |
| Too Much Niche Starter + Content Egg | 1 | $199/yr | Not offered | $238/yr |
Content Egg on CodeCanyon
Content Egg is also listed on Envato’s CodeCanyon marketplace, where the listing showed $195 when I checked. If you already buy plugins through your Envato account, you can see the Content Egg CodeCanyon listing here, but buying direct from KeywordRush is cheaper for a single site at $59 a year or $149 for life.
How to Claim Content Egg Coupons and Discounts in 5 Steps
- Install the free Content Egg plugin from WordPress.org first and test it on your site, so you know which modules you actually need.
- Open the Content Egg pricing page and pick Annual or Lifetime at the top.
- Choose the tier that matches your number of sites. Two or more sites almost always work out cheaper on the 5-site plan.
- Click Buy Now and pay by card or PayPal at the PayPro Global checkout. There’s no coupon field you need to fill, because no public code exists.
- Enter the license key in the plugin settings on each site, then switch on the Pro modules such as Amazon, eBay or AWIN.
If you’re an existing KeywordRush customer, check your account before you pay, since the company says repeat purchases get a discount.
Content Egg Free vs Pro: What You Get
The free version is more generous than most freemium plugins. It already includes feed imports, price comparison and price history, AI content generation, Egg Blocks, Bridge Pages, click statistics, WooCommerce sync and autoblogging. Pro widens what you can connect to rather than unlocking the basics:
- 29 more network modules, including Amazon, Amazon No-API, eBay, AliExpress, Walmart, Best Buy, AWIN, CJ Products, Impact, Rakuten, Flipkart and Shopee.
- 50 feed modules instead of 3, for importing CSV, XML or JSON product feeds from merchants.
- Write access for AI agents, so an assistant such as ChatGPT or Claude can attach products and build pages instead of only previewing them.
- Fully automatic AI prefill, which adds matching products to existing posts without you doing it post by post.
The free modules are CSV-XML Feed, CJ Links, Coupon, GdeSlon, Google Images, Offer, Pexels, Pexels Videos, Pixabay, Related Keywords, RSS Fetcher, Skimlinks Coupons, Sovrn, Unsplash and YouTube. If your money comes from Amazon, you need Pro.
What Content Egg Pro Is Good At
Content Egg is built for affiliate sites that show real products with live prices instead of hand-pasted links. These are the parts that justify the price:
- 30+ affiliate networks in one plugin. You can show the same product from several merchants and send readers to whichever store is cheapest, which matters when one program cuts its commission.
- Amazon without API access. The Amazon No-API module lets new affiliates publish before they qualify for Amazon’s Creators API, then switch over later.
- Price comparison that updates itself. It matches products by GTIN or EAN, draws price history charts, sends price drop alerts and refreshes prices and stock on a schedule.
- 25+ Egg Blocks for Gutenberg. Ready-made blocks for pros and cons, comparison tables, verdicts, FAQs, pricing and where-to-buy boxes that work with any theme.
- Bulk import and WooCommerce sync. You can import products from keyword lists or feeds on a schedule and create WooCommerce products automatically.
If you’re still setting up the site itself, our guide on how to build an affiliate marketing website covers the steps before a plugin like this, and the list of best affiliate marketing websites and networks includes AWIN, CJ, eBay Partners and Rakuten, all of which Content Egg Pro connects to.
Ways to Pay Less for Content Egg
- Start free: the WordPress.org version covers feeds, coupons and YouTube, so you only pay once you need the Pro networks.
- Buy for your real site count: at $99 a year the 5-site plan beats two single licenses, and the 25-site plan works out to $7.16 per site.
- Go lifetime if you’ll keep it: $149 once costs less than three years at $59, and the plugin keeps working without a renewal anyway.
- Bundle only what you’ll use: the 3-in-1 bundle saves $58 a year, but it’s only a saving if you need Affiliate Egg or External Importer too.
- Skip renewal if you’re happy: an expired license keeps the plugin running, you just lose updates and support until you resubscribe.
Building mostly around Amazon? Read our tips on how to make money with the Amazon affiliate program before you decide whether the Amazon modules are worth paying for.
Content Egg Coupon and Discount FAQs
No public Content Egg coupon code was listed on KeywordRush when I checked on 14 October 2026. The real savings are the multi-site plans, the lifetime license, the plugin bundles and a repeat-purchase discount for existing customers.
Content Egg Pro costs $59 a year for 1 site, $99 a year for 5 sites and $179 a year for 25 sites. Lifetime licenses cost $149, $249 and $449 for the same tiers.
The $149 lifetime license for one site costs the same as about two and a half years of the $59 annual plan, so it pays off if you expect to use Content Egg for three years or more.
No. KeywordRush says the plugin keeps working after your subscription ends, but you lose access to updates and support until you resubscribe.
Only within 14 days, and only if the plugin malfunctions and KeywordRush support cannot fix it. Change-of-mind refunds are not offered, and renewals are non-refundable.
Pro adds 29 more network modules such as Amazon, eBay, AliExpress, Walmart, AWIN and CJ, 50 feed modules instead of 3, write access for AI agents and fully automatic AI prefill.
Final Word on Content Egg Coupons
You don’t need a Content Egg coupon code to get a fair price. Test the free version first, then buy Pro for the number of sites you really run: $59 a year for one site, $99 for up to five, or $149 once if you plan to keep it for years. Add the 3-in-1 bundle only if you also need Affiliate Egg or External Importer.
Hi, I’m interested in your content egg (and affiliate egg if you have) coupon, but the links goes to envato at regular price. ?. Can you send me coupon code direct to my email ? Thanks !