plugins Review, Pricing & Features

Assertivlogix Plugins sells premium WordPress plugins for security, backups, 2FA, SEO/performance, and WooCommerce AI growth, priced from $1/mo per plugin.

Category
Security
Pricing
Paid subscription plugins, each sold separately from $1/mo (2FA Authentication) up to $15/mo (Central Pro), with yearly billing available at a discount; every plan includes an unlimited-sites license and one year of updates and support., from $5
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Last updated
August 6, 2026
Founded
2020
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Assertivlogix Plugins is the plugin marketplace arm of Assertivlogix (also known as Shayona Consultancy), a WordPress-focused development agency founded in 2020 and based in Ahmedabad, India. Rather than only building custom WordPress and WooCommerce sites for agency clients, Assertivlogix packages some of its in-house tooling into standalone premium plugins that any WordPress site owner can buy directly. The current lineup spans core site-management needs: Assertivlogix Central Pro for admin dashboard theming and customization, Backup Pro for automated backups with cloud storage integration, a 2FA Authentication plugin for login security, an AI eCommerce Growth Suite that adds AI product descriptions, upsells, dynamic pricing, and abandoned-cart recovery to WooCommerce stores, and WP Static HTML Pages for generating static, faster-loading versions of WordPress pages. Every plugin ships with an unlimited-site license and one year of updates and support, positioning the store as a single-vendor alternative to buying separate plugins from multiple developers.

Key Features

Pros & Cons

Pros

  • Bundles several common WordPress needs (backups, 2FA, SEO/performance, WooCommerce AI tools) under one vendor and one unlimited-site license
  • Every plan includes a full year of updates and support plus a stated money-back guarantee
  • Built by a WordPress-specialist agency with in-house development experience rather than a pure marketplace reseller
  • Low entry price points (from $1/mo) make individual plugins accessible to small sites and freelancers

Cons

  • Small, young product lineup (5 plugins) compared to established WordPress plugin marketplaces with thousands of listings
  • Limited independent, third-party reviews or verified install counts for the plugins themselves
  • Pricing is subscription-based per plugin, so costs can add up if a site needs several plugins at once
  • Support is centered on the vendor's own channels (forum, knowledge base, 24/7 support) rather than the large community ecosystem of WordPress.org-listed plugins

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