iZotope Everything Bundle Upgrade from prior Everything Bundle

[cclarry]

$234.36 with code GROUP

https://www.jrrshop.com/izotope-everything-bundle-upgrade.html

[Moon OverSea]

Will it work without the registed bundle? I thought it worked for some years ago for the Music Production upgrading Bundle. 

[Starship Krupa]

2 minutes ago, Moon OverSea said:

I thought it worked for some years ago for the Music Production upgrading Bundle.

It did, for the Music Production Suite. I picked it up at the time, despite not even having half of the products.

One theory is that at some point in the checkout process, there was a Schrödinger's cat paradox where the purchaser both did and did not own Music Production Suite, and that the package itself acted as its own qualifying purchase.

Another theory was based on the fact that the "glitch" was discovered and spread by the plug-in addict community within hours of the notification email going out but not corrected for weeks. This theory is that it was a deliberate error designed to bring in some cash flow toward the end of the financial year.

I tend to lean toward the second theory, although I supposed they could possibly be complementary. In my case, I paid about $150 for a suite that had never gone on sale for less than about $550.00. Some would say that iZotope "lost" $400 on my purchase of the license, but the fact of the matter is that I would never have given them any money at all if I couldn't have gotten the license at the $150 price. Since there is no cost of goods in fulfilling a purchase, they only "lose" $400 if the buyer had been waiting for a sale and was willing to pay the $550. So in my case, and likely many others, they took in $150 each from a bunch of people who didn't feel that they needed all of those products (I already had licenses for Neutron, RX, and the Exponential reverbs in the suite), but who just couldn't turn down owning the whole enchilada for $150.

In the case of this glitch, (and others like it)  it came at just the right time of the year for the cash to make them look good to the bank. Also, a problem I think companies have with deep discounts is that they can lower the perceived value of the product as well as pi55ing off people who already paid a much higher price. Some companies go the route of having "educational" prices as a way to shake some money out of people who traditionally don't have enough discretionary income to pay the full price. So what we call "glitches" might sometimes be deliberate, ways to get less well-heeled people (also cheapskates and bargain hunters) to open our wallets, like educational discounts but unofficial.

There's also the added benefit of a lot of eyes on the plug-in deals forums. People are usually way psyched to get a glitch deal, and they say so. Good advertising.

[kitekrazy1]

This is not an Izotope everything bundle but a mixture of plugins from the 3 headed monster.

It's an easy pass.   Licensing is not consistent either.  When they got those Expo verbs the licensing is different.. You can install Izotope on every machine you have while those verbs require iLok and I think they are single seat.

[kevin H]

RX11 advanced, Neutron 5, and Ozone12 advanced for $234. Heck of a deal….

[Zoukiman]

On 9/5/2025 at 3:38 AM, kitekrazy1 said:

This is not an Izotope everything bundle but a mixture of plugins from the 3 headed monster.

It's an easy pass.   Licensing is not consistent either.  When they got those Expo verbs the licensing is different.. You can install Izotope on every machine you have while those verbs require iLok and I think they are single seat.

Then what is (in) the "real" everything bundle?

https://www.izotope.com/en/catalog/?srsltid=AfmBOorD4ae3_90lSaQTE-oFhhlR7duvbaa4zYdesz98mMWG4XgyqbS0

But well, I can not see the difference with the one from jrr?