Leawo Software Launches 2023 Easter Giveaway - Specials with 90% OFF CleverGet All-in-One 10

Apr 11, 2023


Leawo Software has just announced its 2023 Easter sale, which will run from today until May 15th, 2023. Shoppers can seek up to 90% discounts on CleverGet, All-in-1 Bundle, Blu-ray solution pacakges, and more.


Shenzhen, Guangdong Apr 11, 2023 (Issuewire.com) - Spring is here, and with it comes not only Easter, but Easter sales. To celebrate this joyful occasion, Leawo Software, a leading developer of multimedia software solutions, is ringing in the Easter season with a bang, and it has just announced its 2023 Easter Giveaway & Specials sale. The sale will begin today, and customers can take advantage of the discounts until May 15th, 2023. Whether you're looking for gifts for loved ones or want to treat yourself, make your Easter even sweeter with up to 90% off from Leawo.

One of the highlights of the sale is the jaw-dropping discount of 90% off CleverGet All-in-One 10, which is originally priced at $2178.80 but is now available for just $209.95 - a saving of $1968.85. CleverGet All-in-One 10 is a comprehensive online video downloader with 24 powerful modules under its umbrella. With CleverGet All-in-One 10, users can download videos from over 1000 websites, including popular ones like YouTube, Facebook, Twitter, TikTok, Amazon Prime Video, Netflix, HBO Max, Disney+, and Hulu. The software also has a built-in browser, hardware accelerator, and ads remover, among many other features.

In addition to CleverGet All-in-One 10, customers can also enjoy 50% off on 9 other modules: Video Downloader, Amazon Downloader, Netflix Downloader, Apple TV Plus Downloader, HBO Downloader, Hulu Downloader, Disney+ Downloader, Discovery+ Downloader, and Paramount+ Downloader. Entry price starts as low as $39.97. Reference tutorial on how to use CleverGet to download videos: How to Download Telugu MP4 Movies?

What's more, customers who may not be interested in video downloaders and other multimedia solutions can still enjoy the sale. Leawo Software is offering a freebie in the form of Leawo PowerPoint to Video, which typically retails for $19.95 but is free during the Easter sale. Customers can simply enter their name and email on the promo page to get a free registration code for this software.

Lastly, customers can also take advantage of Leawo Software's sitewide coupon that will give them a discount of 30% off on any purchase during the sale. To avail of this coupon, customers just need to apply the coupon code LEAWO-30PCT-OFF at checkout.

In conclusion, Leawo Software has a great lineup of products, and it has made it even more attractive by bundling in a number of modules at discounted prices. Anyone who has been on the fence about purchasing online video downloading software can finally take the leap with its 2023 Easter Giveaway & Specials sale. Get CleverGet All-in-One 10 and other modules before the sale ends on May 15th, 2023.

About Leawo Software

Leawo Software is a multimedia software developer dedicated to providing practical and useful software products and services to worldwide media fans. Its products include PhotoIns, Blu-ray player, Blu-ray Ripper, Blu-ray Copy, Blu-ray Creator, Music Recorder, Tunes Cleaner, Video Converter, iTransfer, iOS Data Recovery, etc. for both Win and Mac platforms.

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