Count the plugins running on the last Bricks site you built. Not the theme, not Bricks itself, just the add-ons you installed to actually get the job done. One for extra elements, one for animations, one for a template library, and one utility plugin covering the three small things Bricks does not.
BricksFly replaces all of that with a single toolkit, and it launched today with a lifetime offer that’s worth a deeper look, so keep reading to discover the details.
The BricksFly Lifetime Deal is Live For 72 Hours
From now until 31st July, BricksFly is selling lifetime licences with double the usual site activations at no extra cost. Only 200 licences exist across all plans. When they’re gone, or when the 72 hours are up, the offer closes forever.
Here’s what’s on offer for a limited time:
- 4 websites for $99, once
- 10 websites for $139, once
- 200 websites for $249, once
- 1,000 websites for $299, once
One payment, no annual renewal, and every future update is included. The equivalent annual plans start at $39 per year for one site, so the lifetime licences pay for themselves within the first year.
What’s the BricksFly Toolkit?
As a Bricks user, the additional benefits offered by BricksFly will quickly become a no-brainer on almost every new project you take on. You get instant access to:
- 30+ full starter sites with inner pages, imported in one click.
- 500+ copy-paste sections for landing pages, pricing, portfolios, and the rest.
- Extra Elements, from advanced buttons and timelines to video boxes and image accordions.
- Extensions for workflow bits like a CPT builder and a preloader.
- A visual GSAP animation engine built into the Bricks editor.
The 500+ sections and starter sites are huge time-savers at the start of any project, but live copy-paste across domains is the feature that will show up more consistently throughout your week.
Imagine you build a pricing section once, paste it into the next client project with the animations intact, and adjust it to match the new site’s branding. If you’re an agency running four or five Bricks builds at the same time, you’re going to feel that impact immediately.
Check out this introductory video to see it in action:
How BricksFly Adds GSAP Animation Without Code
The GSAP engine is the part I find most interesting as it’s the piece Bricks users like you usually solve with custom code or just skip entirely.
You get ScrollTrigger, SplitText, smooth scrolling, sticky and pinned sections, horizontal scroll, parallax, and SVG and Lottie support, all controlled visually. Timing, easing, and triggers are exposed as settings rather than arguments you pass to a function, so the implementation takes minutes rather than hours.
Motion is one of the few things that still visibly separates a $2,000 site from a $10,000 one, and most freelancers skip it because the JavaScript overhead is not worth the hours. If BricksFly makes that work routine, you’re automatically able to take on those higher-value projects you always wanted to expand into.
Does BricksFly Slow Down a Bricks Website?
This was the first question I had when discovery BricksFly, and the first one any experienced Bricks user like yourself might ask about an animation feature. GSAP isn’t a small library and plenty of add-ons typically load their entire toolkit on every page whether it’s used or not.
BricksFly doesn’t do that. It loads conditionally, so animation libraries are only pulled in on pages that actually run an animation, non-critical scripts are deferred, and the templates are built on native Bricks structure rather than a parallel system layered on top. There’s a live demo if you want to check that for yourself before the window closes.
Who’s Behind BricksFly?
The team behind it also builds Animation Addons, a GSAP animation plugin with 20,000 active users and a 4.7-star rating. That alone is a reason to take this lifetime offer seriously rather than dismiss it as a launch gimmick. This is a team that has already shipped animation tooling at scale and thrived.
A lifetime licence is still a bet on a company shipping updates in five years’ time, but this team’s track record makes it a more reasonable bet than most, plus there’s a 15-day refund window if the toolkit doesn’t fit your build process.
Get BricksFly Before the 200 Licences Are Gone
If Bricks is your default builder and you are currently paying for a template library, an animation plugin, and an elements pack separately, this is the clearest consolidation opportunity the ecosystem has offered in a while. Double the site licenses at a one-time price, it’s easily worth the investment.
The limited time lifetime offer ends once the clock hits midnight on 31st July or when the 200 licences are sold, whichever comes first, so think fast.
How many separate add-ons are running on your current Bricks builds, and would you consolidate them if one toolkit covered the lot?
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Bricksfly is not built with and does not directly support popular Bricks css frameworks, ie. Core, Advance Themer or Acss.
I’m one of the team members behind BricksFly.
Yes, at the moment, our Starter Templates are not built with Advanced Themer, Core Framework, or ACSS.
We have plans to build Starter Template sites using frameworks like Advanced Themer and Core Framework in future updates.