iToolab’s Holiday Blowout: Deep Discounts on Phone‑Repair Apps Make Fixing Devices Cheaper

What the sale is — in plain language

iToolab has launched a holiday sale that trims the prices on many of its device‑repair and utility apps. The company says discounts reach as high as 80% on selected products and bundles. In short: if you have a stuck phone, a lost location setting, or need to fix a system glitch, this sale aims to make the software to do that much cheaper for a short window.

The offer is presented as a seasonal promotion, so most of the headline deals are time‑limited. The sale is aimed at buyers who want a quick, low‑cost software fix instead of a longer service call or technician visit.

Which apps and bundles are covered — real examples of savings

iToolab’s core apps that usually show up in these promotions include tools for unlocking locked phones, repairing mobile operating systems, changing phone GPS location, and recovering lost media. Typical titles include UnlockGo for lock removal, FixGo for system repair, AnyGo for location spoofing, and RecoverGo for data recovery.

Here are concrete examples of the kind of price cuts you’ll see during the sale (prices shown are representative examples of the advertised discounts):

• UnlockGo — normally sold around $39 to $49 for a single‑device license; during the sale it can be marked down to roughly $7.99 to $9.99, a near‑80% cut on some plans.
• FixGo — often listed near $49; sale pricing can drop into the $9.99 range on some licenses, matching the “up to 80%” claim.
• AnyGo (GPS changer) — usually about $39; sale pricing can bring it to under $10 for basic licenses.
• Toolkits and bundles — multi‑app bundles that normally sell for $80–$120 are commonly offered in the $20–$30 range during the event, which produces large overall savings for users who need several tools.

Those examples reflect the kind of savings iToolab highlights: big markdowns on single‑tool licenses and even deeper relative discounts on bundled packages.

How to grab the discount: step‑by‑step

Buying during the sale is straightforward. Visit iToolab’s sale page, pick the app or bundle you want, and add it to your cart. Most discounts are applied automatically at checkout, though a small number of items may show a promo code on the product page if required.

Payment options are the usual choices: credit and debit cards and PayPal. Downloads and license keys are available for Windows and macOS where the product supports both. After purchase you’ll receive a license key and a download link by email so you can install the software right away.

The fine print: refunds, license types and support

iToolab typically sells a mix of license types: single‑device one‑year subscriptions, family or multi‑device plans, and sometimes lifetime licenses. Which license types are on sale can vary by product, so check the product page for the exact offering.

Refund and return policies are usually limited and time‑bound. In past promotions the company has offered a money‑back window (commonly 7–30 days) for qualifying purchases, but the exact terms on this sale still depend on the item bought. For any questions about authenticity, refunds or license transfers, iToolab lists support contacts on the checkout and support pages. Expect email support and an FAQ to handle common problems.

Who is this sale best for?

This sale is most useful for people who face specific, practical problems with phones or tablets. If you are trying to remove a forgotten lock code, repair an unusable iPhone or Android system, recover accidentally deleted photos, or test location‑based apps, a discounted tool can save time and money compared with multiple repair appointments.

It’s less useful for casual users who never tinker with system settings or who don’t expect to do repairs themselves. Professionals and small‑scale technicians who rely on a small suite of utilities will find bundles especially valuable because they cut the per‑tool cost sharply.

Bottom line: if you’ve been delaying a software fix because of price, this sale makes the tools much cheaper for a short time. If you buy, check the license type and refund window so the purchase matches how you plan to use the software.

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Sources

• prnewswire.com