Craft.do Subscription Sale (50% off)

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Posted by Ken
Apr 19, 2025 at 02:02 PM

I have been trying Craft as a possible replacement for Walling and found it to offer many interesting features for how I work. I was on the fence about subscribing despite a 30% off coupon, but earlier in the week they started running a promotion with Readwise offering 50% off subscriptions for life using the code READWISE50 - https://www.craft.do/pricing . I am not sure how long this promotional will run, but it did knock down their personal plan to $3.99USD/mo. with annual subscription. I decided to subscribe knowing that I can cancel next year if it turns out not to be my cup of tea. But given the lack of response from Walling when I wrote several weeks ago, It seemed time to develop an exit strategy.

—Ken

Posted by satis
Apr 19, 2025 at 06:45 PM

Craft has been doing a lot of sales. In February they offered a “Lunar New Year” sale with a 40%-off lifetime discount, and on Black Friday they offered 50%-off for life.

The current deal at https://www.craft.do/readwise says it’s “for Readwise users” (which isn’t free after the 20-day trial), and when you click from there https://www.craft.do/pricing there’s no mention of lifetime pricing (but I have no reason to doubt it because it’s mentioned on other pages). But there might be a snag if one does not have a paid Readwise account.

Posted by satis
Apr 19, 2025 at 06:46 PM

(Correction: 30-day trial)

Posted by Ken
Apr 20, 2025 at 03:55 AM

satis wrote:
Craft has been doing a lot of sales. In February they offered a “Lunar
>New Year” sale with a 40%-off lifetime discount, and on Black Friday
>they offered 50%-off for life.
> >The current deal at https://www.craft.do/readwise says it’s “for
>Readwise users” (which isn’t free after the 20-day trial), and when you
>click from there https://www.craft.do/pricing there’s no mention of
>lifetime pricing (but I have no reason to doubt it because it’s
>mentioned on other pages). But there might be a snag if one does not
>have a paid Readwise account.

I thought the same thing, but also recall reading on one of many linked pages that they were extending the pricing to existing Craft users. And I did write them that the annual price was for life, and not some promotional using that phrase.

—Ken

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