Replace any SaaS with software you own.

Stop paying $500/seat/month for a CRM you use 5% of

Free CRM that costs $3,600/month once you actually need it

Your pipeline doesn't need 50 features you'll never touch

Affordable until you need the features that matter

Built-in calling is great — until you see the per-seat price

Fresworks' CRM is fresh — until renewal day

Google Workspace CRM — but you're still paying per seat

Your project tool shouldn't cost more than your project

Colorful boards, colorful invoices

The tool your engineers complain about but can't escape

The 'everything app' that does everything… slowly

Enterprise PM pricing for mid-market features

A spreadsheet that costs $35/seat — think about that

Simple PM shouldn't cost $349/month

Fast and beautiful — but per-seat pricing adds up

Your dashboards don't need to cost $95/user/month

Google Cloud's BI tool with a price tag to match

Microsoft's BI — free until it isn't

Enterprise BI with enterprise sticker shock

Open source BI that goes enterprise at $500/month

Embedded analytics shouldn't require an embedded sales team

Your ticket system is more bloated than your ticket backlog

Chat widgets shouldn't cost $74/seat/month

Budget support tool until you need the features that matter

Simple help desk, not-so-simple pricing

Per-task pricing: the SaaS tax on your automations

Visual automation — with invisible operation limits

Enterprise iPaaS with enterprise-sized invoices

The integration platform that integrates your budget into their pockets

Self-hosted automation that still charges for cloud

The $175/user platform nobody asked for but everyone's stuck with

Atlassian's ITSM — simple until it isn't

Freshworks' ITSM — fresh pricing, stale features

Enterprise marketing automation at enterprise-only prices

Salesforce's marketing arm — same pricing DNA

Starts at $29 — until you check the contact limits

The email tool that got expensive when Intuit bought it

Email API pricing that scales against you

HR software that charges per head — the irony writes itself

The $100/employee HR platform even HR doesn't love

Payroll + HR that charges you per paycheck

The 'all-in-one' HR that nickel-and-dimes on modules

Paying $12.50/user for a chat app — the math isn't mathing

Free with Microsoft 365 — if you call $22/user/month free

Beautiful forms, ugly pricing

Free forms that cost $99/month when you actually use them

The survey tool that surveys your wallet

Your second brain shouldn't charge per seat

Atlassian's wiki that nobody actually likes using

Docs that do everything — except stay affordable

Oracle's ERP with Oracle-sized bills

Desktop accounting with a cloud price tag

Cloud accounting with on-premise complexity

Simple accounting that isn't simple at scale

Code hosting shouldn't cost $21/developer/month

The DevOps platform with DevOps-sized pricing

Observability shouldn't cost more than your infrastructure

Full-stack observability with a full-stack invoice

On-call management that's always on-cost

Identity management priced per identity — ironic

Developer-friendly auth with developer-unfriendly pricing

Password management at $8/user/month — for every employee

Design tool pricing designed to extract maximum revenue

Everyone can design — and everyone gets charged per seat

The $60/month subscription that never lets you leave

A database cosplaying as a spreadsheet — at $20/seat

Digital signatures shouldn't cost $40/user/month

Pay-per-message pricing that messages your CFO at 3 AM

Customer data platform at $120/month — just the starting point

Product analytics with per-event pricing anxiety

Event analytics that charges you for each event

Log management where logs of money disappear

The marketing platform that markets itself better than your product

The data warehouse where your budget melts like snow

Lakehouse pricing that could flood your budget

The ERP that costs more to implement than to license

Subscription billing that bills you on a subscription

Subscription management that charges a cut of your revenue

Scheduling links shouldn't cost $16/user/month

ATS pricing that costs more than the recruiter using it

Enterprise recruiting at enterprise prices

Headless CMS with a headless approach to pricing

Conversational marketing at $2,500/month minimum

Revenue intelligence at $100+/user — does it earn its keep?

Sales engagement at $100/seat — every seat, every month

The other $100/seat sales engagement platform

Enterprise e-commerce at $2,300/month before apps

Visual site builder that charges $50+/seat for CMS access

Document automation at $49/seat that nickel-and-dimes on features

Enterprise customer engagement at $50K+ annually

Business communications at $20-$40/line with per-minute charges

Password management at $7/user that's had multiple breaches

Work OS turned CRM at $14/seat with limited sales features

Project management that costs $30/seat at scale

Subscription billing taking 2.9% + 30¢ of every transaction

Error monitoring at $26/seat that charges per event volume

Incident management at $29/user bundled with Atlassian lock-in

Performance management at $11/person with module upsells

Whiteboard collaboration at $10-$20/seat for unlimited boards

API platform at $14/seat that gates collaboration features