In the recent years, WordPress has grown so much that there are a lot of quality products available to use. I’m using WordPress ever since I started using internet and already making a full time living through it.
There are a great number of theme providers who sell quality themes for very reasonable price and today I’m going to share 2 best WordPress deals that you can’t afford to miss.
1. Elegant Themes Deal
I’ve been building websites for 4 years for my clients and most of those sites are running on Elegant Themes. There is no better deal then getting 76+ themes for just $39. Yes, that’s right just for $39 you’re getting 76+ high quality themes.
While most of the theme shops sell single theme for $37 or $40 or $50, but ET is one of those theme providers that sells 76 high quality and great looking themes for just $39. They have themes in almost all the niches.
For $39, you’ll not only get those high quality themes, but also few premium plugins including Theme Builder and shortcode plugin.
Plus you’ll also get 2 new themes per month.
PS. I’ll be writing an in-depth review of Elegant Themes very soon.
Click here to grab the Elegant Themes Deal
2. Themes Kingdom Deal
Themes kingdom provides some great looking themes.
I’ve recently started using it on some of my sites and already loving it. The team behind the Themes kingdom is doing fantastic work on releasing two new themes every month.
The pricing model is very similar to what Elegant Themes has. They charge $29 / year for 38+ well coded themes.
Apart from providing high quality themes, they also provide free graphic designs (mostly in PSD) for developers.
Click here to grab the Themes Kingdom Deal
Which is your favorite theme shop/provider? If you have to choose one theme shop, which one it would be? Please let us know in the comments below.
About Dev
I’m not very familiar with Kingdom Themes (I should give them a go, shouldn’t I?) but I had a subscription for Elegant Themes.
ET are great visual themes, with beautiful effects text and images and loads of shortcodes. What I don’t like is the use of H1 and h2 title tags and I’m quite amazed why they don’t fix that as it’s not difficult.
Other than that they are quite good, themes have built in options for SEO, options to use the front slider with posts or with images or a mixture of these…and they cannot be beaten on price.