Brizy Coupon Code, Deals & Discounts

I have built WordPress pages with most of the drag-and-drop builders over the years, and Brizy is the one I keep recommending to people who want something simple that does not weigh the page down.

So let me be straight about the discount before anything else. There is one Brizy code that works at checkout, and it takes 10% off. Not 30%, not 50%, and there is no lifetime deal hiding behind it either.

The code is THEWPX. It is named after TheWPX, the WordPress blog I ran from 2018 until it folded into TheGuideX in 2024. This page shows you what it saves on each plan, how to apply it, and what Brizy costs once the first year is over.

The Brizy discount, in one line

Use THEWPX at checkout for 10% off any annual Brizy WordPress plan. On the Personal plan that takes $69 a year down to $62.10.

Click Get Code on the top card, and the code copies while Brizy opens in your other tab. You paste it on the payment screen, and the 10% shows as its own line before you pay. I have watched it apply there myself, so I know it works.

Anything bigger than 10% that you see on a coupon site is either an old sale, someone else's member code, or made up. More on that further down.

What is Brizy, really?

Let me back up for a second, because Brizy comes in two quite different shapes.

Brizy WordPress is a page builder plugin. You install it on your own WordPress site, on your own hosting, and you build pages by dragging blocks around instead of writing code. There is a free version on WordPress.org and a paid Pro version on top.

Brizy Cloud is a hosted website builder. Brizy runs the servers, so you build and publish without WordPress at all, a bit like Wix or Squarespace. It is priced separately and billed by the month or year.

The code on this page is for the WordPress plans. That is the version most people reaching this page are after, and it is the one I would pick if you already run WordPress.

What makes Brizy different from the bigger builders is how little it asks of you. The editor shows only the settings for the block you clicked, so there is less hunting through panels. That simplicity is the whole reason I point beginners and busy freelancers at it.

Brizy pricing in 2026

Here are the four WordPress Pro plans as Brizy lists them, what each costs with THEWPX, and what it renews at. Brizy sells these yearly only, so there is no monthly option on the WordPress side.

Treat the renewal as the list price. The code is a saving on your purchase, and I would not plan a budget around it repeating every year. Brizy does not hike the price at renewal the way most hosts do, which is a real point in its favour.

What does Brizy Cloud cost?

Brizy Cloud has its own price list. On monthly billing, Personal is $19 a month for one site, Agency is $69 a month for 10 sites, and White Label is $159 a month for 10 sites. Yearly billing takes 20% off those prices.

Cloud includes the hosting, which is why it looks pricier than the plugin. If you already pay for WordPress hosting, the plugin at $62.10 a year is far cheaper. THEWPX is for the WordPress plans, so do not count on it at the Cloud checkout.

What do you actually get with Brizy Pro?

The free plugin is genuinely usable. Pro is what turns it from a page editor into a full site builder, so here is what the paid plans add.

1. The AI website builder

You describe your site in a sentence or two and Brizy generates a starting layout, with pages, sections and placeholder copy. I treat it as a sketch rather than a finished site. It saves the blank-page hour, and then you edit by hand.

2. A theme builder

Pro lets you design the header, footer, blog post template and archive pages, not just single pages. This is the feature that decides whether you need Pro at all, because it lets one builder control the whole site.

3. A popup builder

You build popups in the same editor as your pages, with triggers like exit intent, scroll depth or a timer. If you are collecting emails, this replaces a separate popup plugin.

4. A WooCommerce builder

You can design product pages, the shop page and the cart layout with the same blocks. For a small store it saves you from fighting the default WooCommerce templates.

5. Membership tools (Freelancer and up)

From the Freelancer plan, you can show or hide content based on a visitor's role. That is enough for simple members-only pages without a separate membership plugin.

6. White labelling (White Label plan)

You can rename the builder and swap in your own logo, so clients see your brand inside their dashboard. It is a niche feature, and only resellers need it.

Is there a Brizy lifetime deal?

No. This is the question most people search for, so I want to answer it plainly.

Brizy used to sell one-time lifetime licences for the WordPress plugin, and Brizy Cloud ran lifetime deals on AppSumo. Both have closed. The WordPress plans are yearly only, and Brizy does not sell new lifetime licences. People who bought one back then can keep using it, but you cannot buy one.

So when a page promises a "Brizy lifetime deal", it is either quoting an old AppSumo run or sending you to a deal that no longer exists. If paying once is what you really want, Divi still sells a lifetime licence, and I compare it below.

Why the 30% to 50% Brizy codes do not work

I checked the codes that coupon sites list against what Brizy's checkout accepts. Here is the honest map.

The pattern is the same on every site that lists ten Brizy codes. A big number earns the click, and the checkout quietly rejects it. If a code bigger than 10% does not show as a line item at Brizy's own checkout, it is not real.

The one time Brizy goes deeper is the Black Friday and Cyber Monday sale in late November. If you are reading this in early November, waiting a few weeks can pay off. In any other month, 10% is the ceiling.

How do you claim the Brizy discount?

It takes about two minutes, and you see the 10% come off before you pay.

Step 2

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Create your Brizy account

Sign up with Google, LinkedIn or an email and password. This moves you to the payment screen.

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Paste THEWPX and check the total

Paste the code into the promotion field on the payment screen. The 10% shows as its own line under the subtotal. If you do not see that line, the code did not apply, so check you pasted it in full before you pay.

Every paid plan has a 30-day money-back guarantee. Build one real page in that window, and if Brizy does not suit how you work, ask for the refund.

Brizy vs Elementor, Divi and Kadence

Do not switch builders just for a coupon. But price does change the maths, so here is how the paid tiers compare on a single site.

Elementor has the largest set of add-ons and the most tutorials, but its pages tend to carry more code. Divi is the only one of the four that still sells a one-time licence, which is worth it if you will build on it for years. Kadence is a theme and blocks plugin rather than a full visual builder, and it is the leanest of the group.

Brizy sits in the middle. It is simpler than Elementor, lighter than Divi, and more visual than Kadence. My full hands-on test, with the editor and the AI builder, is in the Brizy review.

The honest catch: where Brizy falls short

I like Brizy, but it is not the right tool for every site, and I would rather you read this before you pay.

None of these are dealbreakers for a blog, a business site or client work. They are the trade for a builder this simple.

Is Brizy worth it in 2026?

For one site at $62.10 a year, yes. You get a theme builder, popups, WooCommerce layouts and an AI starting point for less than most premium themes cost.

It is a weaker fit if you want a one-time payment or the biggest add-on library. And if you only build a handful of simple pages, the free plugin may be all you ever need.

Is it fast? For a full visual builder, Brizy puts out fairly clean markup. The weight comes from how many sections, fonts and animations you stack on a page, so build lean and it can keep your Core Web Vitals healthy.

Final take

Start with the free Brizy plugin. Upgrade the day you need the theme builder or popups, and use THEWPX for 10% off the yearly plan. Ignore the lifetime deals and the 50% codes, because Brizy does not sell either.

And if you would rather have the site built properly from the start, on a builder that will not slow it down, that is the work our WordPress development service does.