WPPOOL

WPPOOL is a WordPress plugin house selling a collection of niche WP and WooCommerce plugins — dark mode, Google Sheets data sync, WhatsApp chat, video testimonials, order archiving — each offered as its own lifetime deal on WPPOOL's own platform.

What is WPPOOL?

WPPOOL is a WordPress plugin company that grew out of a Bangladeshi agency in 2019 and has since built a portfolio of 11+ niche plugins, each aimed at one specific site-owner pain point. The flagship, WP Dark Mode, adds an accessible dark-mode toggle to front-end and admin and is genuinely popular with 20,000+ active installs and strong WordPress.org ratings. The rest of the family splits into Google Sheets data tools (FlexTable, FlexStock, FlexOrder — syncing tables, inventory, and orders), WooCommerce ops (ArchiveMaster, EchoRewards, Stock Notifier), and engagement tools (FormyChat's WhatsApp forms, FlexMeeting's Jitsi video, Easy Video Reviews and Revio for testimonials). Rather than selling through AppSumo or similar marketplaces, WPPOOL runs its own checkout and sells every plugin with a cheap one-time lifetime license, so the 'WPPOOL lifetime deal' is really WPPOOL's own evergreen pricing surfaced through a deal aggregator. There is no TrustRadius or G2 profile for the company, so the best independent signal is WordPress.org, where the flagship plugin carries hundreds of reviews and a roughly 4.5-star average — but the newer plugins have almost no track record at all.

Key Features

• WP Dark Mode — Adds a lightweight dark-mode toggle (under 5 KB) that auto-matches visitors' OS settings, with color palettes, custom colors, animation styles, and WooCommerce support.
• FlexTable — Live-syncs Google Sheets to WordPress tables via a Gutenberg block or Elementor widget, with unlimited row sync, pagination, caching, and CSV/Excel/PDF export.
• FlexStock — Bidirectional WooCommerce stock and inventory sync with Google Sheets, including variable products, custom fields, and the ability to create products from the sheet.
• FlexOrder — Exports, edits, and even creates WooCommerce orders from a linked Google Sheet via a sidebar form, with two-way status syncing.
• FormyChat — Turns contact-form submissions into instant WhatsApp messages, with a floating icon, merge tags, GA4/GTM tracking, and CSV lead export.
• FlexMeeting — Embeds branded video meetings and webinars in WordPress via Jitsi, with LMS and WooCommerce monetization, recurring meetings, and calendar invites.
• Easy Video Reviews — Collects, hosts ad-free, and embeds customer video testimonials with one-click recording, drag-and-drop uploads, and custom permission forms.
• EchoRewards — Runs a WooCommerce refer-a-friend program with automatic coupon generation, reward points, floating widget, and referral analytics.
• ArchiveMaster — Archives old WooCommerce orders to SQLite or remote storage to keep the database fast, with scheduling and one-click restore.

Who is it for?

• WordPress site owners who want a polished dark mode without writing CSS.
• Non-technical WooCommerce sellers who live in Google Sheets and want stock, orders, and tables synced there automatically.
• Budget-conscious buyers who would rather pay once for a plugin than renew an annual license every year.
• Small stores that want WhatsApp-based customer contact and back-in-stock alerts.
• Freelancers and agencies running several client sites who can stack cheap lifetime licenses instead of recurring fees.

Who is it NOT for?

• Anyone expecting one unified 'WPPOOL product' — it's a collection of separate plugins, each with its own license and its own update risk.
• Mission-critical stores that can't tolerate a plugin owner quietly sunsetting support or missing a security patch.
• Developers who can get equivalent functionality free from WordPress.org or cheaply from CodeCanyon.
• Buyers who want marketplace-style buyer protection, escrowed refunds, or an AppSumo-grade deal page.
• Enterprises that need SOC2 reports, contracts, and a vendor profile on G2 or TrustRadius before spending.