How much do Magefan Magento extensions cost?

Magefan's Magento 2 extensions are paid products, and most individual extensions are priced between roughly $99 and $199 based on the listings shown on magefan.com. For example, the SEO extension is listed at $99, Google Tag Manager at $99, Order Editor at $149, Blog at $149, Dynamic Blocks and Pages at $169, Zero Downtime Deployment at $169, and Extended Product Grid at $199. Some extensions also carry a regular price and a discounted price — WebP Images, for instance, shows a regular price of $159 and a special price of $129. Because prices vary by extension and discounts can change, treat these figures as a planning range and confirm the current price on the specific extension page before buying.

Price examples from Magefan's extension listings

The table below reflects the prices shown on the Magefan site at the time of writing. It is not a complete catalog — Magefan states it offers 52+ Magento 2 extensions — but it gives a realistic sense of the range.

Two patterns are worth noting for budgeting:

• Most extensions cluster in the $99–$199 band. A single extension is usually a modest one-time cost rather than a subscription-style expense, based on the listings shown.
• Discounts are common and can be large. Automatic Related Products was listed at a regular price of $149 with a special price of $0, and WebP Images dropped from $159 to $129. If you are flexible on timing, checking for a current promotion can materially change what you pay.

What affects what you actually pay

Which extension you choose

Prices differ by extension, so there is no single "Magefan price." A store that only needs SEO pays a different amount than one that needs Extended Product Grid plus Order Editor. Build your budget extension by extension rather than assuming one flat rate.

Editions and bundles

Some Magefan products come in multiple editions. The customer quote on the site mentions using a "Blog Plus module" and then switching to a "Blog Extra module," which indicates that at least some products have tiered editions with different feature sets — and likely different prices. If you need advanced functionality, check whether a higher edition exists and what it costs.

Current promotions

Because special prices appear alongside regular prices, the price you see today may not be the price next month. Always verify on the individual extension page.

How to plan a budget

1. List the extensions that match your actual gaps. Start from the problem (SEO, order editing, image speed, content) rather than from the catalog.
2. Open each extension's page and note the current price, including whether a special price is active.
3. Check for edition differences if a product offers Plus/Extra-style tiers, since the base price may not cover the features you need.
4. Add up the one-time costs for your shortlist to get a realistic total before committing.

Common sticking points

• Assuming one price fits all. The range spans at least $99 to $199 in the listings shown, so a single figure will mislead your budget.
• Missing the special price. A listed regular price may not be what you pay if a discount is running — and vice versa, a discount may expire.
• Overlooking edition upgrades. If you start with a base edition and later need an Extra edition, plan for that possibility rather than treating the first price as final.

For the most accurate figure, go to the specific extension page on magefan.com and read the price shown there, since that is the number that applies to your purchase.