Built for DealMirror lifetime deal buyers
Your DealMirror stack spans three worlds. Run them as one.
DealMirror sells SaaS, WordPress plugins, and design tools side-by-side. DealKeep keeps your whole three-category stack in a single dashboard so you don't buy the 4th project-management tool by accident.
The DealMirror buyer's problem
- WordPress plugins get forgotten the fastest: You installed it, activated it, and two years later you're not sure if it still exists — or whether the DealMirror refund window already passed.
- Design tools overlap silently: Three mockup tools, two logo generators, and a 'final' design suite you forgot about. DealMirror's niches blend together in a way your dashboard doesn't.
- Premier membership ROI is hard to prove: If you went in on Premier, you need hard data on which DealMirror deals you actually used — and DealMirror's own order page can't tell you.
How DealKeep helps
DealKeep imports DealMirror purchases, auto-tags them across the SaaS / WordPress / design axis, and gives you a smart-stack view so you can see which role each tool plays and where duplicates hide.
DealKeep vs DealMirror
| Feature | DealMirror | DealKeep |
|---|---|---|
| Auto-import DealMirror orders | No | Yes |
| Refund-deadline alerts per deal | No | Yes |
| Cross-category duplicate detection | No | Yes |
| ROI dashboard for Premier members | No | Yes |
| Vendor downloads & activation | Yes | Yes |
Questions about DealKeep + DealMirror
Does DealKeep handle WordPress plugin deals?
Yes. SaaS, plugin or design asset — add your DealMirror purchases by manual entry or the CSV/Excel importer, each with its own metadata and activation link. Categorization treats them as first-class entries, not notes.
Can I see Premier member ROI?
Premier gave you a discount per deal; DealKeep tells you whether the deals you bought with that discount are actually being used. The math is easier to defend that way.
Do imported deals include the refund window?
Set the refund window when you add the deal and DealKeep arms the timer from there, with advance alerts before it closes. DealMirror's own published policy is the number to enter.
How much does DealKeep cost for DealMirror buyers?
Free Forever for 10 tools. Starter $99 one-time (250 tools). Pro $199 one-time (unlimited tools, 5 seats). Pays for itself the first time you catch a lapsing DealMirror refund.
Related alternatives
- DealFuel alternative — Daily lifetime deals on software, digital services and courses for creators and devs.
- SaaS Mantra alternative — Early-stage SaaS lifetime deals; public deal pages no longer resolve as of August 2026.
- MightyDeals alternative — Discounted design assets, fonts, themes, and creative tools for web pros.
- PitchGround alternative — Ran curated SaaS lifetime deals with deep vendor onboarding; no longer operating as a deals marketplace.
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What DealKeep does with a DealMirror purchase: watches the refund deadline, keeps one organized stack, and helps when a refund goes missing.