All of the best deals on Plugin Boutique right now: UJAM, Soundtoys, XLN Audio and more

You can never have too many plugins, right? We’ve found a bunch of deals so you can grab yourself a bargain and grow your collection even more.

We’ve been scouring Plugin Boutique for the best deals running across October 2026, and there are currently huge savings across brands like UJAM, XLN Audio, and Soundtoys.

From bundle discounts to quirky soft synths and virtual instruments, have a look at some of the highlights we’ve found below.

Save on instrument bundles from UJAM

There are plenty of discounts on UJAM virtual instrument bundles – get 59% off the Virtual Guitarist bundle until 11 October, offering 777 presets, 12110 phrases, 365 styles, five guitars, 195 ‘Finisher Modes’. You can also save on its Virtual Bassist Bundle 2 (now £52, down from £174) and its Virtual Guitarist CINEDREAM pack (now £26, down from £113).

49% off Zynaptiq’s WORMHOLE multi-effect tool

The Zynaptiq WORMHOLE plugin can provide “beautifully shimmering detuned guitar” to  “widening and glassy ambient octave-shift tails”, all the way to “starship drones, alien, monster, and robot voices”. It’s now priced at £71 (down from £141.60) until 25 October.

Save on drum collections from XLN Audio

There are currently a bunch of discounts ongoing for XLN Audio’s Addictive Drum 2 collections. Save a massive 40% on its Classic Rock Collection, or make a bundle of your own with its Custom, Custom XL or Custom XXL offers.

You can get 40 percent off on all of these bundles until 6 October. You should be able to run on these packs on any host supporting 64-bit VST, AU, or AAX plugins.

Get 44 percent off Soundtoys’ Little AlterBoy monophonic voice manipulator tool

Save on the Little AlterBoy voice alteration tool from Soundtoys, now just £44, down from £80, until 5 October. With this nifty plugin you can change the pitch of any voice, experiment with robotic sounds, and control a vocal’s melody using MIDI for vocoder-like effects.

To view all of these deals and more, visit Plugin Boutique.

Rachel is a DIY musician who began learning guitar and keyboard from her bedroom at 14. She has written news and features for MusicTech since 2022, and also has bylines across Kerrang!, Guitar.com, and The Forty-Five. Though a lover of heavy music, her guilty pleasure is 2000s pop.