Black Friday Mac App Bundle From Unclutter Includes 12 Apps for $84 (79% Off)
Unclutter today introduced its annual Black Friday discount, this one called the "Pick-Me-Apps" bundle. This year, the bundle includes twelve Mac apps for $84 (worth a total value of $406) when purchased all at once, or you can pick and choose individual apps and get them for half the price.
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Apps in the bundle include Acorn 7, Downie 4, iStat Menus 6, Pagico 10, Path Finder, PDF Squeezer 4, RapidWeaver Classic, Soulver 3, TaskPaper, TextSniper, Timemator, and Unclutter. You won't need any special promo code as the $84 bundle price has been applied automatically.
Below you can find the individual purchase prices of each app during this sale.
- Acorn 7 - $20, down from $40
- Downie 4 - $10, down from $20
- iStat Menus 6 - $6, down from $12
- Pagico 10 - $32.50, down from $65
- Path Finder - $15, down from $30
- PDF Squeezer 4 - $5, down from $10
- RapidWeaver Classic - $50, down from $100
- Soulver 3 - $17.50, down from $35
- TaskPaper - $12.50, down from $25
- TextSniper - $5, down from $10
- Timemator - $19.50, down from $39
- Unclutter - $10, down from $20
You can find all the Apple Black Friday Deals currently available in our dedicated post. For everything else, we're keeping track of all of the season's best Apple-related deals in our Black Friday roundup, so be sure to check back throughout the month for an updated list of all the most notable discounts you'll find for Black Friday 2022.
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