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The SaaS Price Observatory

What business SaaS actually costs, straight from each vendor’s own pricing page — transcribed verbatim, dated, and linked to the source. Where a vendor publishes no price, that fact is the record: quote-gated. No estimates, no “starting from about…”, no third-hand numbers.

190 vendors tracked 192 cited figures 2026-10-12 most recent verification Quarterly re-verification cycle 33 of 190 vendors publish no price at all

Read by job: the SaaS Rent Index

Method — and how to cite this page

Each figure below was read from the vendor’s rendered pricing page (a real browser, not a cached scrape) on the date shown, and is quoted verbatim next to its source link. Prices are re-verified quarterly and whenever a change is reported; the date column always tells you how fresh a figure is. Figures this store uses in its own comparisons are held to the same standard — a number with no source does not render anywhere on this site.

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VendorPublished price (verbatim)VerifiedSourceOwn-once alternative
1Password (secure sharing) Business $8.99 USD per user/month paid annually ($107.88/yr), or $10.99 month-to-month; Teams Starter Pack $24.95 for 10 members paid annually ($299.40/yr), or $29.95 monthly, extra seats $4.99 up to 20. Also published in CAD and EUR. 14-day trial
verbatim quote
“In USD, 1Password Business costs $8.99 per user per month when billed annually, or $107.88 per user per year. ... Teams Starter Pack costs $24.95 per month when billed annually, or $299.40 per year, and includes 10 members.”
Generic comp, like the Bitwarden Send row: 1Password sells a password manager, and link sharing arrives with the subscription rather than priced on its own. The stored figure is Business per user on annual billing; the Starter Pack is quoted in full because ten people pay $24.95, not ten times $8.99. Both billing states were walked 2026-09-07 - the annual figures stood, and the monthly ones ($10.99 per user, $29.95 the pack) are recorded for the first time, since the page opens on Yearly.
2026-09-03 vendor page → Secreta · $79 once
7shifts Per location, capped by employees; two line-ups served on repeat loads. A: Essentials $39.99 annual/$44.99 monthly (30 staff), Pro $79.99/$89.99 (60), Premium $134.99/$149.99 (unlimited). B: Pro $89.99/$99.99, Premium $179.99/$199.99. CAD label to non-US time zones
verbatim quote
“[line-up A, European time zone] Essentials ... $39.99 CAD Per month/location Up to 30 employees ... Pro ... $79.99 CAD ... Premium ... $134.99 CAD ... [Monthly] $44.99 CAD ... $89.99 CAD ... $149.99 CAD ... [line-up B] Pro $89.99 CAD Per month/location ... Premium $179.99 CAD ... [Monthly] $99.99 CAD ... $199.99 CAD ... [US time zone] the same numerals with no CAD label ... Save 10% with Annual Billing”
Per location AND capped by employee count, so growth forces an upgrade. The page labels figures CAD for non-US time zones and prints a bare $ to a US one, so the currency of the unlabeled figure is not stated and no cents are stored. Re-read 2026-09-26 in both billing states and both time zones: two line-ups were served (A with Essentials; B starting at Pro $89.99, Premium $179.99), and both are recorded. Comp is free for one location up to 15 staff.
2026-09-26 vendor page → Rostera — Staff Shift Scheduler & Rota (PHP + MySQL, Self-Hosted) · $69 once
absence.io Starter €2.99 per user/month, Pro €4.99, Complete €7.99, with a monthly/annual toggle marked "-10%". Priced per user, in euros, on every tier
verbatim quote
“starter €2.99 per userper month ... pro €4.99 per userper month ... complete €7.99 per userper month ... "name": "starter", "price": "2.99"”
Priced in euros, so no cents are stored and no dollar saving is computed — the Pleo, Soldo, Vizito and Trail rule. The shape is the comparison: absence.io meters per user on every tier, so a growing team pays more for the same leave calendar, while Leavora is $99 once for unlimited staff.
2026-09-03 vendor page → Leavora — Staff Leave & PTO Tracker (PHP + MySQL, Self-Hosted) · $99 once
Accredible Launch "starts at $45 /month" on a 12-month term billed monthly, 50 recipients to get started; Connect and Growth are "custom plans available". The page's own structured data describes Launch instead as "starting at $996.00 for a 12-month term" — both figures are on the page
verbatim quote
“starts at$45 /month ... 12-month term; billed monthly ... 50 recipients to get started ... custom plans available. ... pricing starts at $996.00 for a 12-month term, billed monthly”
The vendor's page carries two prices for its entry plan that do not reconcile ($45 x 12 = $540, not $996), so this row stores no monthly figure and claims no year-one arithmetic — both numbers are quoted verbatim and left as the vendor published them. What IS unambiguous is the shape: a 12-month term, billed monthly, with the two upper plans quoted. Certora is $79 once, with no term to commit to.
2026-09-03 vendor page → Certora — Public Certificate Verification Page (PHP + MySQL, Self-Hosted) · $79 once
Acculance SaaS (CodeCanyon) $79 one-time (Regular License), $499 Extended - 194 sales
verbatim quote
“'Acculance SaaS - POS, Inventory, Accounting SaaS Application' - '$79' - '194 sales'”
Multi-tenant with a separate DB + subdomain per tenant - the same architecture class as this kit. Sales unchanged at 194 across three reads (2026-07-05, 2026-09-03, 2026-09-07), both license prices unchanged. NOT RE-VERIFIED 2026-09-26: CodeCanyon answered 403 (a bot check) to a headless browser and to plain HTTP, so the figures stay as last read on 2026-09-03 and are marked as such rather than re-dated.
2026-09-03 vendor page → SaaS Kit — Multi-Tenant Control Plane for PHP Apps · $79 once
Acuity Scheduling Starter $16/mo billed annually ($20/mo billed monthly); Standard $27/$34; Premium $49/$61
verbatim quote
“$16/ month billed annually; $20/month billed monthly”
Flat per-account Starter tier; annual billing saves 20%.
2026-09-03 vendor page → Slotly — Appointment & Booking System (PHP + MySQL, Self-Hosted) · $99 once
AllVoices Plans "start at $275/month and scale with employee count and admin access - with zero surprise fees"; the page's own structured data carries "lowprice": "275" in USD, with the tiers above it custom-priced
verbatim quote
“plans start at $275/month and scale with employee count and admin access ... with zero surprise fees ... "lowprice": "275"”
The published floor, in dollars, from the vendor's prose and its structured data agreeing. Note what the floor buys: the meter is EMPLOYEE COUNT, so the price rises with the headcount the channel exists to protect. Confida is $119 once for the Directive 2019/1937 clocks — the 7-day acknowledgment and the 3-month feedback deadline, tracked per report — on your own server.
2026-09-03 vendor page → Confida — Whistleblowing Portal for EU Directive 2019/1937 (PHP + MySQL, Self-Hosted) · $119 once
AppFolio No public price to a European visitor - Core, Plus and Max answer 'Get a Quote' ('*Minimum spend and 50 unit minimum apply'). The page's US data publishes per-unit rates: Core $1.49 per unit/month with a 50-unit minimum, Plus $3.20, Max $5.00. The minimum spend is not stated
verbatim quote
“[plan cards, European address] Get a Quote *Minimum spend and 50 unit minimum apply. Contact us for details. ... [structured data] "AppFolio Performance Platform - Residential Core ... at $1.49 per unit/month. 50 units minimum.","price":"1.49","priceCurrency":"USD" ... Residential Plus ... "price":"3.20" ... Residential Max ... "price":"5.00"”
Built for large portfolios - a 50-unit minimum locks small landlords out. Re-read 2026-09-26: the cards shown to this European address carry no figure, but the page's structured data (countriesSupported: United States) publishes per-unit rates, which US visitors see. Counted as quote-gated under our census rule (gated if any region is refused a price); no cents are stored, because the minimum spend on top of the 50-unit floor is unpublished. Rentara has no minimums and no meter.
2026-09-26 vendor page → Rentara · $119 once
Asset Panda No public price - quote-gated (verified)
verbatim quote
“the pricing page displays no plan prices - demo and quote CTAs only”
Quote-gated enterprise asset tracking - you have to ask for the number. Assetora shows its price and is one payment for unlimited assets.
2026-09-03 vendor page → Assetora — Fixed-Asset & Depreciation Register (PHP + MySQL, Self-Hosted) · $59 once
AssetTiger 30-day free trial up to 250 assets (no permanent free tier); Basic, 500 assets: $220/yr billed yearly or $20/month monthly; paid plans $20 to $275/month by asset count, one month free on yearly billing, unlimited users
verbatim quote
“'30-day free trial · Up to 250 assets · No credit card required' ... 'Pay for assets, not seats.' ... 'All paid plans include unlimited users' (re-read 2026-09-03: the 250-asset tier is a TRIAL, not the permanent free plan recorded on 2026-07-21)”
The lowest published price: Basic, 500 assets, $220 a year billed yearly, about $18.33 a month ($20 month to month; re-read 2026-10-11). Per-asset rather than per-user, but a recurring bill at every volume: the free period is a 30-day trial up to 250 assets (read 2026-09-24). Assetora is bought once.
2026-10-11 vendor page → Assetora — Fixed-Asset & Depreciation Register (PHP + MySQL, Self-Hosted) · $59 once
Azuga BasicFleet $25 per vehicle per month; SafeFleet $30; CompleteFleet $35; AI SafetyCam "starting at just $49.99/month". One price per plan; the page shows no annual or monthly switch
verbatim quote
“'starting at just $49.99/month' ... 'BasicFleet ... $25 Per Vehicle Per Month' ... 'SafeFleet ... $30 Per Vehicle Per Month' ... 'CompleteFleet ... $35 Per Vehicle Per Month'”
The entry plan per vehicle per month; a ten-vehicle fleet pays ten times this every month, and the dash cam is another line on top. Re-read 2026-09-26: the three plan prices are unchanged; the AI SafetyCam now starts at $49.99 a month (it read $41.99 on 2026-09-03). Fleetora is one payment for the whole register, however many vehicles are on it.
2026-09-26 vendor page → Fleetora — Vehicle Expiry & Service-Due Reminders (PHP + MySQL, Self-Hosted) · $69 once
BambooHR Core $250 USD/month flat for companies with 25 employees or fewer (Pro $425, Elite $650); above 25, Core $10 USD per employee/month, Pro $17, Elite $25; every tier's button reads 'Get Quote'; '*Volume and non-profit discounts are available'
verbatim quote
“'For companies with 25 employees or fewer, our HR software pricing is charged at a monthly flat rate of $250 USD/mo for Core, $425 USD/mo for Pro, and $650 USD/mo for Elite.' ... 'Core $10 USD* per employee/month' ... 'Pro $17 USD* per employee/month' ... 'Elite $25 USD* per employee/month' ... '*Volume and non-profit discounts are available' ... 'For companies with more than 25 employees, our HR software is priced on a per-employee, per-month basis.'”
Stored at the lowest published price: the flat $250 a month on Core for 25 employees or fewer. Re-read 2026-10-11: the flat rates are back on the page, now for all three tiers ($250, $425, $650); on 2026-09-26 the page stated no price at 25 or fewer, and on 2026-08-22 it read 'starting at $250 USD/mo'. Above 25 the per-employee rate applies and the bill grows with every hire. Onboardora is $69 once.
2026-10-11 vendor page → Onboardora — Employee Onboarding Planner (PHP + MySQL, Self-Hosted) · $69 once
Bill.com Essentials $49/user/month (Team $65, Corporate $89; Enterprise custom)
verbatim quote
“Essentials $ 49 user/ month Spend 50% less time on AP or automate invoicing and get paid 2x faster.”
Per-user - calculator assumes 3 users x $49 = $147/mo on Essentials (Team $65/user, Corporate $89/user). The bill scales with every person you add; Invora is one payment. The separate Spend & Expense product is $0/user/month and is not the AP/AR subscription compared here.
2026-09-03 vendor page → Invora — Recurring invoices, payment links that mark themselves paid, and reminders that chase late payers (PHP + MySQL, Self-Hosted) · $99 once
Bitwarden (Send feature) Premium $1.65/month, billed annually at $19.80 (Send text+files included)
verbatim quote
“Premium - '$1.65 per month' when 'Billed annually at $19.80' ... Send ... Premium users get 'Text and files'”
Generic comp - Send is a feature of a password manager, not a standalone one-time-secret portal. The personal-plan table carries no Free column, so the page says nothing about the free tier's Send limits and neither does this row. Re-read 2026-09-07, unchanged: Premium $1.65/mo ($19.80/yr), Families $3.99 up to 6 users ($47.88/yr), Teams $4 and Enterprise $6 per user. No monthly state exists to walk: 'Pricing shown in USD and based on an annual subscription.'
2026-09-03 vendor page → Secreta · $79 once
Bonsai Essentials (the tier with invoices and payments) $19 per user per month billed annually, $25 month-to-month; Basic $9/$15 has no invoicing; Premium $29/$39; Elite $49/$59 with a 3-user minimum
verbatim quote
“'Billed annually Essentials $19 /user/month' ... 'Essentials $25 / month $19 / month (if paid annually)' ... '3 users minimum'”
The lowest tier that actually invoices, per user, at its lowest published price: $19 a month billed annually ($25 month to month; re-read 2026-10-11). The cheaper Basic tier tracks time and tasks but sends no invoices. Invora is one payment for any number of users.
2026-10-11 vendor page → Invora — Recurring invoices, payment links that mark themselves paid, and reminders that chase late payers (PHP + MySQL, Self-Hosted) · $99 once
Booksy $29.99 per month + tax, plus $20 per month for each additional team member; 14-day trial; "No hidden or extra fees"
verbatim quote
“'$29.99 per month' ... '+ tax' ... '$20 per month each' ... 'No hidden or extra fees' ... '14 day trial period' ... 'No commitment required. You can cancel anytime.'”
The single-provider subscription; every additional team member is another $20 a month on top, so a four-person salon pays $89.99 before tax. Slotly is one payment for any number of staff.
2026-09-03 vendor page → Slotly — Appointment & Booking System (PHP + MySQL, Self-Hosted) · $99 once
Booqable Start $29/mo billed yearly, $35 billed monthly (USD); Grow $69 yearly, $87 monthly; Scale $149 yearly, $187 monthly; Custom plan "Starts at $349 USD/mo" (book a meeting). "Save 20% on all yearly plans"
verbatim quote
“Start ... $35 $29 USD/mo ... Grow ... $87 $69 USD/mo ... Scale ... $187 $149 USD/mo ... [Monthly] $35 USD/mo ... $87 USD/mo ... $187 USD/mo ... Custom plan For larger teams needing more users and advanced security options. Starts at $349 USD/mo Book a meeting”
The nearest priced comp for gear checkout; Cheqroom is the direct internal-checkout comp. Stored at Start billed yearly ($29). Re-read 2026-09-26 in both billing states: prices unchanged and the Custom plan still at 'Starts at $349 USD/mo'. On 2026-09-07 the page showed these numerals in euros to a European reader; on 2026-09-26 it named USD, so the symbol follows the visitor. Add-ons: website +$19/mo yearly (+$24 monthly), mobile POS $9/user/mo ($12), extra locations from $29 ($37).
2026-09-26 vendor page → Lendra · $59 once
Buildium Essential starting at $62/month (Growth from $192/mo; Premium from $400/mo); the page calculator adds an annual option labeled "Save 10%" — Growth at its default 150 units reads $192/mo or $2,076/yr
verbatim quote
“starting at $62/month”
'Starting at' base prices; larger portfolios and associations require custom pricing. Re-read 2026-09-07: all three figures unchanged. The calculator prices by unit count and states its own limit — "This is an estimate based on the number of units entered. Any applicable taxes or fees, onboarding, and any optional add-ons are not included in this estimate."
2026-09-03 vendor page → Rentara · $119 once
Calendly Standard $10/seat/mo billed yearly, $12/seat/mo billed monthly ('Save 17%'); Teams $16/seat/mo billed annually ($20 monthly); Enterprise 'Starts at $15k /yr', from 50 seats; free tier limited to one event type and one calendar connection
verbatim quote
“Billed monthly Billed yearly Save up to 20% Free Always free ... One event type One calendar connection ... Standard ... $10 /seat/mo ... Save 17% ... Teams ... $16 /seat/mo ... Save 20% ... [Billed monthly] Standard ... $12 /seat/mo ... Teams ... $20 /seat/mo ... Enterprise Starts at $15k /yr Starts at 50 seats.”
Per-seat pricing - calculator assumes 3 staff seats x $10 = $30/mo (Standard billed yearly); monthly the same seats are $36. Re-read 2026-09-26 in both billing states: Standard is not one price both ways, as the 2026-09-03 row said - it is $12 monthly and $10 yearly (the page's 'Save 17%'). The free tier cannot model a multi-service business, and round-robin needs Teams at $16/seat/mo yearly ($20 monthly) - Slotly ships round-robin in the one-time price.
2026-09-26 vendor page → Slotly — Appointment & Booking System (PHP + MySQL, Self-Hosted) · $99 once
Canny Pro $79/mo billed annually ($948/yr) at 100 tracked users, or Pro $99/mo month-to-month; ladder climbs with tracked users to $1,079/mo annual, $1,349/mo month-to-month at 5,000; free plan capped at 25
verbatim quote
“The month-to-month pricing for the Pro plan is $99/mo for up to 100 tracked users ... The annual pricing is $948/yr ... Free plan: 25 tracked users”
The lowest published price: Pro billed annually, $948 a year for 100 tracked users, $79 a month ($99 month to month; re-read 2026-10-11). The price steps up as tracked users grow - $474/mo at 700 tracked users is on the same page ($379 annual), and $1,349/mo at 5,000 ($1,079 annual). Votera has no per-user meter.
2026-10-11 vendor page → Votera — Self-Hosted Feedback Board, Roadmap & Changelog (PHP + MySQL) · $59 once
Certifier Professional $76/month billed annually, $89/month billed monthly, at the page's default position of its volume slider; Advanced $339/month billed annually ($399 monthly); Starter "$0 / free forever" with an annual issuing limit of 250 certificates/badges; Enterprise "Contact sales"
verbatim quote
“'Starter ... $0 / free forever ... Annual issuing limit: 250 certificates/badges' ... 'Professional MOST POPULAR ... $76 ... $ 89 / month / mo billed annually' ... 'Advanced ... $339 ... $ 399 / month / mo billed annually'”
The entry PAID tier at its lowest published price, $76 a month billed annually ($89 month to month), at the default slider position (re-read 2026-10-11; the slider moves the price with the yearly allowance, and a comparison table lower on the page prints other figures than the plan cards, which are the ones recorded). A free Starter tier covers 250 certificates or badges a year. Certora: $79 once, no annual issuing limit.
2026-10-11 vendor page → Certora — Public Certificate Verification Page (PHP + MySQL, Self-Hosted) · $79 once
Cheqroom publishes its numbers with NO currency symbol anywhere on the page: Core 184 per admin/month billed annually (Business 275, Enterprise 367), and "Every plan starts at 3 admins", so the smallest purchasable Core is 3 x 184 = 552 per month (every plan includes unlimited users and unlimited items)
verbatim quote
“'184 per admin/month*' ... '*We bill annually. Every plan starts at 3 admins.'”
No monthly cents are stored and no saving is ever computed from this row: the vendor publishes 184, 275 and 367 with no currency symbol anywhere on the page, and calling them dollars would be our inference, not their price. The number that matters for a comparison is not 184 either - it is 3 x 184, because the page states the plan cannot start below three admins. Lendra is bought once for one operator, so there is no admin count to meet.
2026-09-07 vendor page → Lendra · $59 once
Claimlane Core from EUR 700/month to a European browser time zone ('from €700/mo'), from $800/month to a US one ('from $800/mo'), each including 2,000 tickets a year; Custom is quote-gated. No billing term is stated beside either figure
verbatim quote
“[US time zone] Core Best for businesses looking for an out-of-the box setup. $800/month Includes 2000 tickets/year ... Core from $800/mo ... [European time zone] €700/month Includes 2000 tickets/year ... Core from €700/mo ... Custom Add any modules”
Sized in tickets, not seats: 2,000 a year is about 38 a week. Re-read 2026-09-26 with a US and a European time zone: each is shown its own price, Claimlane's own figures rather than a conversion; with the currency set by the visitor, no cents are stored. The 'billed annually' this row carried on 2026-08-22 is not on the page today. These platforms are built for volumes a small register never sees; the visible entry prices start at ReturnGO's $147 a month and climb.
2026-09-26 vendor page → Warrantora — Self-Hosted Warranty & RMA Register: Expiry and Claims · $79 once
Claude Max (Anthropic) From $100/month — the 5x usage tier; the 20x tier costs more
verbatim quote
“max get the most out of claudefrom $100per month”
The heavier consumer plan, at its entry (5x) price — the tier most comparable to running an agent all day. OYA is a one-time purchase on your own hardware.
2026-08-21 vendor page → Own Your AI (OYA) — local-AI software you run on your own machine, with a model you choose · $249 once
Claude Pro (Anthropic) $200 a year billed up front ($17/month as the page prints the annual subscription discount), or $20/month billed monthly. A free tier exists; Team seats are $20 per seat/month billed annually ($25 monthly)
verbatim quote
“profor everyday productivity$17per month with annual subscription discount ($200 billed up front) ... standard seatall claude features, plus more usage than pro*$20per seat / month if billed annually. $25 if billed monthly.”
One seat on the entry consumer plan at its cheapest published billing: $200 a year billed up front, $16.67 a month (re-read 2026-10-12; month to month it is $20). OYA is a one-time purchase that runs on your own hardware; the model is yours to choose and license separately.
2026-10-12 vendor page → Own Your AI (OYA) — local-AI software you run on your own machine, with a model you choose · $249 once
Clockify Paid seats $3.99 / $5.49 / $7.99 / $11.99 per seat/month billed annually (higher billed monthly); the $12.99 line is the CAKE.com Bundle (Clockify Enterprise + Plaky + Pumble), not a Clockify seat tier; free tier capped at 5 users
verbatim quote
“US$3.99 / 5.49 / 7.99 / 11.99 / 12.99 per seat /month billed annually (or US$4.99 / 6.99 / 9.99 / 14.99 / 15.99 if billed monthly); free plan "Up to 5 users" (verified 2026-09-03)”
Re-read 2026-09-07: the page renders EUROS to a European reader — same numerals, different symbol — while its OWN structured data declares "priceCurrency": "USD", so the dollars here are the vendor's denomination and the euro is our geography. Up to 5 users the free tier wins outright; from the 6th the per-seat meter starts and never stops, and a 20-person team pays back Clockora in about four weeks. Figure shown for 3 seats on Basic.
2026-09-03 vendor page → Clockora — Staff Timesheet & Time Tracker (PHP + MySQL, Self-Hosted) · $69 once
ClubExpress Per member, billed monthly, by band: up to 200 members 42¢ (20¢ per secondary member), 201-300 38¢ (18¢), 301-500 34¢ (16¢), 501-1000 30¢ (14¢), each under a '$24 Minimum Monthly Hosting Fee'; larger clubs priced separately. No annual option; demos on request
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“Up to 200 Members 42¢ per member billed monthly 20¢ for each secondary member $24 Minimum Monthly Hosting Fee ... 201-300 Members 38¢ per member billed monthly 18¢ for each secondary member ... 301-500 Members 34¢ per member billed monthly 16¢ for each secondary member ... 501-1000 Members 30¢ per member billed monthly 14¢ for each secondary member $24 Minimum Monthly Hosting Fee”
The $24 is the vendor's own stated minimum: below about 57 members the per-member rate is under the floor, so the floor is what a small club pays; above it the bill grows with the roll. Re-read 2026-09-26: the secondary-member rate falls with the band (20¢, 18¢, 16¢, 14¢) rather than 20¢ throughout as recorded on 2026-09-03. Those lines and the minimum fee are in the served HTML; the rendered page drew only the per-member rates. Membora is $59 once, no minimum.
2026-09-26 vendor page → Membora — Self-Hosted Membership Register: Standing, Quorum, Motions · $59 once
Cogsy Discontinued. cogsy.com/pricing now 301s to maypleglobal.com/cogsy, whose first line reads "Cogsy has been discontinued"; no price is published anywhere on the destination. The $199/month all-in-one plan cited here on 2026-08-02 can no longer be verified at the vendor
verbatim quote
“Cogsy has been discontinued and is no longer available.”
Read again 2026-09-03: the destination now reads 'Cogsy has been discontinued and is no longer available' and carries no price and no product copy at all. The old $49 and $199 figures cannot be verified anywhere. Re-verified 2026-09-05, unchanged.
2026-09-05 vendor page → Restock · $89 once
Concord Plans at $499, $899 and $1,299 per month paid annually, each including 5 users; additional users $49, $69 and $89 per user/month
verbatim quote
“$499 /per month - Additional users $49/mo ... $899 - $69/mo ... $1,299 - $89/mo”
A full contract-lifecycle platform from $499/mo. Supplia covers vendor and contract tracking with renewal alerts - narrower, but yours for one payment.
2026-09-03 vendor page → Supplia — Supplier Register & Contract-Renewal Tracker (PHP + MySQL, Self-Hosted) · $69 once
ConsignCloud Basic $139/month (Pro $189/month per location; Enterprise custom, also per location)
verbatim quote
“$139 /month”
The lowest verified consignment-SaaS tier. Re-read 2026-09-07, unchanged, and the page states its own billing basis in one line - 'Simple monthly pricing with no hidden fees or long-term contracts. Cancel anytime.' - so there is no annual option to walk and no discount to find.
2026-09-03 vendor page → Consigna — Self-Hosted Consignment & Resale-Shop Manager · $84 once
Contractor Foreman Plans "starting at $49/month": Basic $49 per month, 1 user ("pay $588 annually at renewal"); Standard $105 per month, up to 3 users. Permits are one module of a construction-management suite
verbatim quote
“'Basic $49 per month Free for 30 days then pay $588 annually at renewal. 1 User' ... 'Standard $105 per month ... Up to 3 Users' ... (features page) 'Permits Keep permits organized and inspections connected' ... 'Monitor permit status, fees, pull-by dates, and inspection connections'”
The entry plan for one user, as the pricing page shows it with annual billing (read 2026-09-24). Permit tracking is usually one feature inside a construction-management suite paid for monthly; Permora is that one job, bought once.
2026-09-24 vendor page → Permora — Permit & Inspection Tracker for Trades (PHP + MySQL, Self-Hosted) · $89 once
ContractSafe Organize "Starting at $450/mo", Finalize $660/mo, Maximize $815/mo, "Prepaid Annually", at 100 or fewer contracts; each rises with the volume selected (501-1,000: $720/$980/$1,120; 10,000+: $1,630/$2,125/$2,425). Setup services from $2.50 per contract
verbatim quote
“Organize ... Starting at $450/mo Prepaid Annually ... Finalize ... Starting at $660/mo ... Maximize ... Starting at $815/mo ... [structured data] "Organize Plan (Annual Prepay)" ... "price": "450.00" ... "unitText": "month (billed annually)" ... "price": "660.00" ... "price": "815.00"”
The entry plan at its lowest contract volume, monthly on an annual prepay. Re-read 2026-09-26 with the page's contract-volume selector walked from '100 or fewer' to '10,000+': the entry prices rose from the $375/$579/$746 recorded on 2026-09-03 to $450/$660/$815, and the cards now print them to a browser (they showed no figure before). Supplia is $69 once for the register, with no annual commitment behind it.
2026-09-26 vendor page → Supplia — Supplier Register & Contract-Renewal Tracker (PHP + MySQL, Self-Hosted) · $69 once
ContractWorks No public price - the pricing page (re-read 2026-10-11) shows Standard, Professional and Premium as 'Starting at $' with the amount left blank, billed annually; e-signature licenses $1200/year per pack of five. The old /pricing address still returns 404
verbatim quote
“'Starting at' ... '$' ... 'Billed Annually' ... 'Includes unlimited users, 2,500 documents, and 5 electronic signature licenses.' ... 'Additional electronic signature licenses cost $1200/year for a pack of five.'”
Quote-gated contract repository. Supplia does the supplier and renewal-tracking part - a register and reminder, not full CLM - for one visible price. The pricing page was withdrawn by 2026-08-11 and the old /pricing address still answers 404; a pricing page was back at a new address on 2026-10-11, its amount fields empty in the served page.
2026-10-11 vendor page → Supplia — Supplier Register & Contract-Renewal Tracker (PHP + MySQL, Self-Hosted) · $69 once
Core Commissions Reporter "Starts at: $10 Per payee/ per month" (reporting; rules added on); Launch "Starts at: $20" per payee/month (5 rules included, then $0.50/rule); Enterprise $35 per payee/month, unlimited rules; Managed Services +$5 per payee/month. Minimum 15 payees, billed annually in advance
verbatim quote
“Annual Subscriptions: Reporter Starts at: $10 Per payee/ per month ... Launch Starts at: $20 Per payee/ per month ... $35 Per payee/ per month ... Managed Services Starts at: +$5 Per payee/ per month ... *Minimum of 15 payees. Pricing is monthly, billed annually in advance. ... Additional Rules $0.50/rule”
The $150 is the lowest published price: Reporter, $10 a payee a month at the 15-payee minimum, billed annually in advance, sold as reporting with rules added on. The full automation suite, Launch, is $20 a payee ($300 at the same minimum), before the setup and maintenance fees the page says may apply. Re-read 2026-10-08. Commissa is $69 once, with no payee count.
2026-10-08 vendor page → Commissa — Sales-Commission Calculator (PHP + MySQL, Self-Hosted) · $69 once
Deputy Lite $5, Core $6.50, Pro $9 per user/month, with a USD $30/month minimum spend on monthly plans
verbatim quote
“there is a minimum monthly spend of USD $30 ... per month per invoice on our monthly Lite, Core & Pro plans from September 1, 2025”
Per-seat with a $30/mo floor, so small teams pay at least that every month. Rostera has no seats and no recurring bill.
2026-09-03 vendor page → Rostera — Staff Shift Scheduler & Rota (PHP + MySQL, Self-Hosted) · $69 once
Docparser Starter $32.50/month billed yearly (1,200 credits a year) or $39.00 billed monthly (100 credits a month); Professional $61.50 yearly, $74.00 monthly; Business $133.00 yearly, $159.00 monthly; Enterprise 'Contact'. 100 – 500 pages monthly, 'equals $0.3900 per credit'
verbatim quote
“MONTHLY ANNUAL Save 20% with Annual plans Monthly Subscription Plans 100 credits (100 – 500 pages monthly) Monthly Starter Plan $39/mo equals $0.3900 per credit ... [Billed Yearly] Starter $32.50/ month ... Professional $61.50/ month ... Business $133.00/ month ... [Billed Monthly] Starter $39.00/ month ... Professional $74.00/ month ... Business $159.00/ month ... Enterprise Contact”
Cheapest published price (ruling 2026-10-08): Starter billed yearly, $32.50 a month for 1,200 credits a year; month to month it is $39 for 100 credits a month. Re-read 2026-10-12 from the page's own plan data; the 2026-09-03 read had filed the $39 as the annual rate. A credit is a page: 100 credits covers 100 to 500 pages a month. Ledgira is $59 once and calls the model you configure with your key, so a busy month costs your provider's charge, not another tier.
2026-10-12 vendor page → Ledgira · $59 once
Docsumo No public price - Business and Enterprise are quote-gated ('Talk to us')
verbatim quote
“Enterprise Plans - The pricing on this plan is entirely custom to support your specific use cases.”
The $499/month Starter price we previously published no longer appears anywhere on the pricing page - confirmed absent again on 2026-09-03, so the withdrawal has held for a month rather than being a rendering fault.
2026-09-03 vendor page → Cargora · $69 once
DocuClipper Starter $20.30/month billed ANNUALLY or $29/month month-to-month - 60 pages/month; Business $111.30 billed annually ($159 monthly) at 640 pages; Enterprise $279.30 billed annually at 1,800 pages. Volume steps (60/120/300, 640/1,000/1,500, 1,800/3,000/5,000); priced in USD, AUD, CAD, GBP or ZAR
verbatim quote
“'60 pages $ 20.30 /mo' ... '/month , billed annually Save $ 104.40 /yr' ... 'Unlimited Users. Pay Only for Pages Processed'”
The lowest published price: Starter billed annually, $20.30 a month for 60 pages (re-read 2026-10-11; $20 on 2026-09-07). Monthly prices follow from the page's savings lines: 12 x $20.30 + $104.40 = $348, so $29 (unchanged); 12 x $111.30 + $572.40 = $1,908, so $159 for Business. Per page at the annual rate: $0.34 Starter, $0.17 Business, $0.16 Enterprise - it now falls all the way (on 2026-09-07 Enterprise was $360 for 2,000 pages, $0.18 a page). Custom volumes: 'Contact us'.
2026-10-11 vendor page → Ledgira · $59 once
DoorLoop Starter $69.00/mo billed yearly ($99.00/mo monthly), max 10 units; Pro $149/$189 and Premium $209/$239
verbatim quote
“STARTER - $69.00/month (billed yearly) - 'Only $3/unit'”
Starter is capped at 10 units. A promo (30% off for 3 months plus zero onboarding fees on select plans) was live at fetch time - the base price is cited. Re-read 2026-09-07: all six figures unchanged, walked through the page's own billing switch in both positions. The page also states the annual charge outright - "if you add 10 units on the basic plan, it would cost $708 upfront for the entire year ($69 x 12 months)".
2026-09-03 vendor page → Rentara · $119 once
Drata No public price — quote-gated (verified). No plan names or figures are published; the page routes to sales.
verbatim quote
“'Contact Sales' (no plan names or prices are shown on the page)”
Drata publishes neither tiers nor figures. Widely-quoted annual ranges for it come from comparison sites rather than Drata, so none is cited here. Re-read 2026-09-26: drata.com/pricing no longer holds a pricing page — a browser is sent to the homepage, and plain HTTP gets a 403 — and the homepage carries 'Contact Sales' and no price of any kind.
2026-09-26 vendor page → Cyresora — CRA, NIS2, GDPR and DORA Reporting Clocks in Hours (PHP + MySQL, Self-Hosted) · $79 once
Eddy Starter "$4/month per person + $50/month base"; Growth "$8/month per person + $75/month base"; payroll "$6/person + $50/month base" on top; hiring is a separate "$199/month". Every tier carries a monthly base fee before the first person is counted
verbatim quote
“$4/month per person+ $50/month base ... $8/month per person+ $75/month base ... $6/person+ $50/month base ... $199/month”
Shown at 25 people — the same headcount the BambooHR row uses — so $50 base + 25 x $4 = $150/month. The base fee is what makes small teams expensive here: at five staff the same plan is $70/month, of which $50 buys nothing per head. Onboardora is $69 once, and a new starter costs nothing.
2026-09-03 vendor page → Onboardora — Employee Onboarding Planner (PHP + MySQL, Self-Hosted) · $69 once
eMaint No public price — quote-gated: Professional (3 user minimum) and Enterprise (5 user minimum), "Book a demo"
verbatim quote
“'Professional' ... '3 user minimum' ... 'Enterprise' ... '5 user minimum' ... 'Book a demo'”
eMaint publishes tiers and seat minimums but no number; every route ends in a demo booking. Fixora publishes its price and has no seat minimum.
2026-09-03 vendor page → Fixora — Usage-Based Preventive Maintenance Schedule (PHP + MySQL, Self-Hosted) · $129 once
Enboarder No public price — quote-gated (verified)
verbatim quote
“‘We don’t have one-size-fits-all pricing—your quote is tailored to your company and goals.’”
Enboarder states plainly that there is no list price. Recorded as quote-gated rather than estimated, because a tailored quote is not a number anyone else can check.
2026-08-22 vendor page → Onboardora — Employee Onboarding Planner (PHP + MySQL, Self-Hosted) · $69 once
Enso Connect Quote-gated: no price is published. The pricing page is a form — "receive a custom quote instantly". Read in full on 2026-09-15 and again on 2026-09-24, the rendered page carries no currency figure anywhere: only a demo booking and a quote request
verbatim quote
“Get pricing designed specifically for your portfolio. Tell us about your business and receive a custom quote instantly.”
There is no price to compare, and that is the finding rather than a gap in our research: the page was fetched and read, and it publishes none. What can be said is the shape — a quote scaled to a portfolio, which means the bill grows with the number of properties, and neither the starting point nor the slope is public until you identify yourself. Rentara is a one-time license for software you run, so the comparison is a known number against a number you have to ask for.
2026-09-24 vendor page → Rentara · $119 once
Envoy Visitors Premium $362 per location/month billed annually (Basic free with limited features; Enterprise custom)
verbatim quote
“'$362' ... 'per location/month billed annually' ... 'Free' ... 'With limited features' ... 'Custom pricing'”
The published Visitors Premium tier, per location, on the annual commitment — the cheapest way to buy the paid product. A free Basic tier exists and is the honest starting point for a single quiet reception. Visitora is $79 once, for any number of visitors.
2026-08-22 vendor page → Visitora — Visitor Sign-In & Fire Roll Call (PHP + MySQL, Self-Hosted) · $79 once
Enzuzo $9 / month (Starter, monthly billing; $7/month billed annually; includes 10 DSARs/month). Growth $29/$22, Pro $79/$59, plus a free tier
verbatim quote
“Starter: '$9 / month' ... Growth: '$29 / month' ... Starter permits '10/ month' [DSARs]”
Starter includes 10 DSARs/month. The vendor contradicts itself on Growth: the plan card reads 'Up to 50 data requests a month' while the feature table gives '20' - both read 2026-09-03, and the discrepancy is recorded rather than resolved in the vendor's favor or ours. Re-read 2026-09-07 with the Monthly/Yearly switch walked in both positions: every one of the six figures stood - $9/$29/$79 monthly, $7/$22/$59 yearly - and the free tier is still there.
2026-09-03 vendor page → Privara — Self-Hosted GDPR DSAR Management Portal · $79 once
Erply Giftshop & Grocery $59/store/month month-to-month ($49/store annually) with 1 user and 1 POS terminal; Multichannel $199/store ($179 annually); NetSuite "From $1800"; Franchise & Chain "From $3500"
verbatim quote
“'$59/store' ... '$49/store' ... '1 user account and 1 POS terminal' ... '$199/store' ... '$179/store' ... 'From $1800' ... 'From $3500'”
The month-to-month entry plan per store, which includes exactly one user and one terminal — a second till or a second cashier moves the price. Vendra is one payment per site with no per-terminal meter.
2026-09-03 vendor page → Vendra — POS & Inventory System (PHP + MySQL, Self-Hosted) · $59 once
Expensify Collect plan: $5/member/month, flat (the post also lists GBP 5, AUD 8 and NZD 9)
verbatim quote
“The Collect workspace is now a flat $5/member/mo - with no annual commitment”
Per member, every member billed monthly - a 10-person team is $600/yr, forever. The cited source is a vendor blog post dated 08 May 2025, not a live pricing page; it was re-read on 2026-09-03 and still states this price.
2026-09-03 vendor page → Expensa · $89 once
EZOfficeInventory Essential $81.41/month, Advanced $117.11/month, Premium $142.10/month on yearly billing, at the default of 500 items, with "we can tailor your quote" above them. The meter is the number of things you track, not the number of people tracking them
verbatim quote
“Monthly Yearly ... $81.41/month ... $117.11/month ... $142.10/month ... we can tailor your quote”
The entry plan, billed yearly, at the vendor's own default basis of 500 items — their number, not a portfolio size of ours (re-read 2026-10-08). Register more assets and the price moves; that is the whole mechanism. Assetora is $59 once for unlimited assets, with depreciation to the exact cent and book value as of any date.
2026-10-08 vendor page → Assetora — Fixed-Asset & Depreciation Register (PHP + MySQL, Self-Hosted) · $59 once
EZRentOut Growth $399 USD/month billed annually; Premium $499 USD/month billed annually; Enterprise "contact sales". Additional users are metered at "USD 20/user" on top of the plan
verbatim quote
“growth $399 usd/month billed annually ... premium $499 usd/month billed annually ... usd 20/user ... unlimited inventory unlimited orders no hidden fees”
The entry published plan, at the vendor's own annual-commitment price — there is no month-to-month figure on the page, so none is stored. Extra users cost $20 each a month on top. Lendra is $59 once: a log of who has which laptop, tool or camera, with overdue flags, and no monthly floor at all.
2026-09-03 vendor page → Lendra · $59 once
FaceUp No public price - quote-gated (verified)
verbatim quote
“Starter - 'Get a Quote' ... Professional - 'Get a Quote' ... Enterprise - 'Contact Sales'; no specific dollar amounts or currencies are listed”
Confirms the category's SaaS pricing is often hidden; Whistlelink is the visible-price anchor.
2026-09-03 vendor page → Confida — Whistleblowing Portal for EU Directive 2019/1937 (PHP + MySQL, Self-Hosted) · $119 once
Facilio No public price — three tiers (Standard, Essential, Enterprise), "Request a custom quote"; priced on portfolio size, users and deployment scope
verbatim quote
“'Facilio offers tiered pricing across CMMS, building operations, and refrigeration compliance, tailored to your portfolio size, users, and deployment scope.' ... 'Request a custom quote'”
Three named tiers, no figure on any of them; the page says the price follows portfolio size, users and scope. Fixora is one published price, one site, no scope negotiation.
2026-09-03 vendor page → Fixora — Usage-Based Preventive Maintenance Schedule (PHP + MySQL, Self-Hosted) · $129 once
Factorial One figure renders to a plain fetch: "Factorial starts at $8 per month, per user". No plan ladder, allowance or billing term is published to a fetcher, so none is recorded here
verbatim quote
“factorial starts at $8 per month, per user”
The vendor's own starting price, per user per month, and deliberately nothing more: the plan cards render nothing to a fetch, so no tier, allowance or annual discount is claimed. Read it as a floor rather than a price. Leavora is $99 once, for any number of staff, with no per-head meter above it.
2026-09-03 vendor page → Leavora — Staff Leave & PTO Tracker (PHP + MySQL, Self-Hosted) · $99 once
Featurebase Free plan; $29/seat/mo (Growth) to $99/seat/mo (Enterprise), billed yearly; AI resolutions $0.49 each
verbatim quote
“plans at $29, $59 and $99 per seat per month; $0.49 per AI resolution”
Per-seat - the bill multiplies with team size, not usage. Every tier is priced 'Billed yearly'; the page shows no monthly rate. A whitelabel add-on at $69/mo was on this page on 2026-07-21 and is not on it on 2026-09-03, so the figure was dropped rather than carried. Votera is one payment for any team.
2026-09-03 vendor page → Votera — Self-Hosted Feedback Board, Roadmap & Changelog (PHP + MySQL) · $59 once
FieldEdge No public price — quote-gated: Select, Premier and Elite plans, "Book a demo call"
verbatim quote
“'Our three plans allow you to customize the software and add-ons based on the specific features you need, so pricing can vary!' ... 'pricing plans can vary based on several factors, such as how many technicians or employees are on your team, and which add-ons you might need' ... 'Schedule a free demo'”
FieldEdge names three tiers and no price for any of them; its own FAQ says the price depends on technician count and add-ons. Jobora is one published price for the whole crew.
2026-08-30 vendor page → Jobora — Self-Hosted Job Management: Quotes, Scheduling, Job Costing · $129 once
FieldPulse No public price — quote-gated: seat-based, "Get a Custom Quote"
verbatim quote
“'Pricing built around your team — not a flat rate that fits someone else's business.' ... 'Get a Custom Quote' ... 'Pricing is customized to your team setup'”
FieldPulse sells full-access and field-only seats and prices them per team in a quote. No figure is published, so none is cited here. Jobora is a flat one-time price that does not change when the team does.
2026-08-30 vendor page → Jobora — Self-Hosted Job Management: Quotes, Scheduling, Job Costing · $129 once
Fiix Basic $45 per user, per month (Professional $75/user/mo; free tier with limited users)
verbatim quote
“$45 Per user, per month; a free tier exists (verified 2026-08-04)”
Per-user pricing - calculator assumes 3 users x $45 = $135/mo on Basic. Honest note: a 1-3 person shop should compare against Fiix Free first; the paid figure applies once the free tier's limits are outgrown. Fixora is one payment either way, with your data in your own database.
2026-09-03 vendor page → Fixora — Usage-Based Preventive Maintenance Schedule (PHP + MySQL, Self-Hosted) · $129 once
Fleet Complete No public price — five packages (Basic Compliance, Fleet Insights, VisionAI Hub Insights, Insights Solution Suite, Asset Insights), "Contact Us"; "Pricing may vary depending on your fleet size, operations and your reporting needs"
verbatim quote
“'Pricing may vary depending on your fleet size, operations and your reporting needs.' ... 'Contact Us'”
Five named packages and no figure on any; the page says the price follows fleet size and reporting needs. Fleetora publishes its price and does not count vehicles.
2026-09-03 vendor page → Fleetora — Vehicle Expiry & Service-Due Reminders (PHP + MySQL, Self-Hosted) · $69 once
Fleetio Essential $4 per vehicle, per month billed annually ($5 billed monthly); Professional $7 and Premium $10 per vehicle/month, annual only
verbatim quote
“$ 4 per vehicle, per month, billed annually or $5 billed monthly* ... $ 7 per vehicle, per month, billed annually only* ... $ 10 per vehicle, per month, billed annually only* ... Prices shown above assume a fleet with 5 assets subscribing to an Essential 5, Professional 5, or Premium 5 annual plan band.”
Per vehicle, per month. The $20/mo figure is 5 vehicles x $4 on Essential annual - the configuration Fleetio's own footnote says its displayed prices assume ('a fleet with 5 assets subscribing to an Essential 5, Professional 5, or Premium 5 annual plan band'). A 25-vehicle fleet multiplies out to $100/mo, but Fleetio warns that is a band, not a quote. Its footnote says the shown prices assume a 5-asset annual band. Re-read 2026-09-26: unchanged. Fleetora is bought once, for any fleet size.
2026-09-26 vendor page → Fleetora — Vehicle Expiry & Service-Due Reminders (PHP + MySQL, Self-Hosted) · $69 once
FMX No public price — custom quote, priced on "Number of users" and "Number of features and custom workflows enabled"
verbatim quote
“'The system is priced based on the following: Number of users' ... 'Number of features and custom workflows enabled' ... 'Get a personalized quote'”
FMX states what the price depends on — users and features — and not what it is. Fixora is one published price for the whole team.
2026-09-03 vendor page → Fixora — Usage-Based Preventive Maintenance Schedule (PHP + MySQL, Self-Hosted) · $129 once
FoodDocs Lite $79 per site/month on annual billing ($99 monthly); Standard $167 and Professional $250 per site/month annually; ex. VAT
verbatim quote
“Lite: '$99 Per site / month' [monthly] ... Lite: '$79' per site/month ('$1188 $948/yr') [annual] ... 'Prices are exclusive of VAT.'”
Direct HACCP/food-safety digital-logbook SaaS; lowest realistic tier = Lite on annual billing, per site.
2026-09-03 vendor page → Safora · $79 once
Fresha Independent €11.95 per month; Team €7.95 per team member monthly; Enterprise custom; card processing 1.29% + €0.20 per transaction; a one-time fee on brand-new clients who arrive via the Fresha marketplace (amount not on the pricing table)
verbatim quote
“'€11.95 per month' ... '€7.95 per team member monthly' ... 'Custom rates' ... '1.29% + €0.20 per transaction' ... 'One-time fee applied to brand new clients who discover your business via the Fresha marketplace'”
Read in euros; no conversion. Fresha is cheap by the month - the cost sits in processing and in the fee on new marketplace clients, whose amount the table does not state. NOT RE-VERIFIED 2026-09-26: Fresha prices by country and served this address Serbian dinars (Independent RSD 597.95/month, Team RSD 398.95 per member) - its own regional prices. No euro view was reachable, so the euro figures stay as read on 2026-09-03 and are marked, not re-dated.
2026-09-03 vendor page → Slotly — Appointment & Booking System (PHP + MySQL, Self-Hosted) · $99 once
FreshBooks Lite $23.00/mo, Plus $43.00/mo, Premium $70.00/mo paid monthly (the page's regular 'Was' prices); yearly 'Was $276.00', '$516.00', '$840.00'; Select quote-only; each extra team member $11/mo. Offers on the day: Lite '$1/month for your first year', Plus and Premium '80% Off for 3 Months'
verbatim quote
“Lite ... $ 1 .00 USD/mo $1.00 USD/mo for one year Was $23.00 | Save $22.00 ... Plus $ 8 .60 USD/mo 80% Off for 3 Months Was $43.00 ... Premium $ 14 .00 USD/mo 80% Off for 3 Months Was $70.00 ... Team Members ($11/mo per user) ... [Yearly] $ 12 .00 USD/yr ... 10% discount included in price Was $276.00 ... Was $516.00 ... Was $840.00”
Calculator uses the regular Lite price, $23.00/mo, which the page prints as the 'Was' figure beside the offer; offers are temporary and are noted, not used. Re-read 2026-09-26 in both billing states: the 2026-09-03 promo (quoted then as 'Lite $2.30USD/mo') is replaced by '$1/month for your first year' on Lite and '80% Off for 3 Months' on Plus and Premium, and the quote now carries the regular price the row stores.
2026-09-26 vendor page → Invora — Recurring invoices, payment links that mark themselves paid, and reminders that chase late payers (PHP + MySQL, Self-Hosted) · $99 once
Freshdesk Growth $19/agent/month billed annually; Pro $55/agent/month; Enterprise $89/agent/month
verbatim quote
“'$19/agent/month, billed annually' ... '$55/agent/month, billed annually' ... '$89/agent/month, billed annually' ... 'When you sign up, you instantly get access to our Enterprise plan for 14 days.'”
The Growth tier on the annual commitment, shown for a three-person desk: 3 × $19 = $57/month. Re-read 2026-09-07: the dollar figures are still in the served markup, but the page RENDERS €17/agent/month to a European reader — a DIFFERENT number, not a conversion, so the euro price is a separate regional one and the dollars stay as stored. It is the cheapest credible paid tier in this market. Helpora is $69 once — roughly what Freshdesk costs a three-person team in fourteen months.
2026-08-22 vendor page → Helpora — First-Response Clock for Internal Requests (PHP + MySQL, Self-Hosted) · $69 once
Frill Startup $25/month, Business $49/month, Growth $149/month, Enterprise $349/month, with a monthly/yearly toggle. "Plans from $25/mo. Unlimited admins and unlimited widgets on every paid tier" — what the tiers ration is active ideas and surveys, not people
verbatim quote
“plans from $25/mo. unlimited admins and unlimited widgets on every paid tier ... startup$25per month ... business$49per month ... enterprise$349per month”
The entry tier as published. Frill is the closest rival on this product in mechanism: like Votera it refuses to charge per admin, and meters the WORK instead — its own feature table reads "active ideas 50 unlimited unlimited", so Startup caps active ideas at 50 with one survey and unlimited ideas arrive one tier up at $49. Votera is $59 once, with unlimited voters and no idea ceiling at all.
2026-09-03 vendor page → Votera — Self-Hosted Feedback Board, Roadmap & Changelog (PHP + MySQL) · $59 once
Fulcrum Professional $43 US and Elite $55 US per user license per month on the rendered cards, both on an annual subscription with a five-user minimum; Enterprise on request. The page's structured data still gives Elite as 39 (Professional 43)
verbatim quote
“[rendered card] $43 US /user license/month ... $55 US /user license/month ... All plans require an annual subscription and a minimum of five users per organization. ... [structured data] "name":"Professional" ... "price":"43" ... "name":"Elite" ... "price":"39" ... "unitText":"user license per month, billed annually"”
Stored at the vendor's OWN five-user minimum on Professional ($43 x 5 = $215/month), not the three-seat basis the other rows use, because Fulcrum will not sell fewer than five. Re-read 2026-09-26: the cards now render prices, and Elite's card reads $55 while the structured data still says 39; the $39 recorded on 2026-09-03 came from that data. Both are quoted rather than reconciled. Inspectora is $79 once, for however many people walk the round.
2026-09-26 vendor page → Inspectora — Self-Hosted Inspection & Calibration Register: Due Board, Logbooks · $79 once
Fyle Growth $11.99 per active user/month billed annually, "minimum billing: 5 users"; Business $14.99 per active user/month, "minimum billing: 10 users"; Enterprise custom. An "active user" is defined by the vendor as one who files an expense or has a card connected
verbatim quote
“$ 11.99 per active user*/month, billed annually minimum billing: 5 users ... $ 14.99 per active user*/month, billed annually minimum billing: 10 users ... users who create at least one expense or have a credit card connected”
The $59.95 is the vendor's own arithmetic: their entry per-user price at the minimum billing of five users printed beside it, on an annual commitment. A three-person firm still pays for five. Worth noting for the record: the footnote on this page names the product "Sage Expense Management", so the Fyle brand and the Sage one now sit on the same page. Expensa is $89 once, for any number of claimants.
2026-09-03 vendor page → Expensa · $89 once
Glofox No public price - quote-gated (verified)
verbatim quote
“Get a price quote”
Pricing page fetched live - no plan names or numbers published; quote-form only. On the 2026-09-03 read the page carries no sentence describing how the price is set - only the form labels Business Type, Locations, Details and Pricing - so this row deliberately carries no mechanism quote rather than a stale one. Re-read 2026-09-07, unchanged: the page is still the four-step quote form and the only number on it is a count of reviews.
2026-09-03 vendor page → Gymora · $69 once
GoAudits Starter $10 per user/month on annual billing; Enterprise $30 per user/month on annual billing. Both figures are the annual-commitment rate; the page offers "full access, no commitment" as a trial rather than as a plan
verbatim quote
“starter $ 10 /user/month annual billing ... enterprise $ 30 /user/month annual billing ... full access, no commitment”
The Starter tier on the annual commitment, shown for a three-person inspection team (3 x $10 = $30/month) to match the MaintainX row beside it. Cheaper per head than either existing rival on this product, which is worth saying plainly. Inspectora is $79 once, for however many people walk the round.
2026-09-03 vendor page → Inspectora — Self-Hosted Inspection & Calibration Register: Due Board, Logbooks · $79 once
Greetly Essential $99/month billed yearly, for "smaller organizations or offices with basic visitor check-in needs"; the upper tier $159/month billed yearly for multi-location workplaces. "Unlimited users, check-ins, and hosts" on both, with "no extra charges or hidden fees"
verbatim quote
“essential ideal for smaller organizations or offices with basic visitor check-in needs. $99/month billed yearly ... $159/month billed yearly ... unlimited users, check-ins, and hosts ... no extra charges or hidden fees”
The entry tier at the vendor's own yearly-billing rate; no month-to-month figure renders, so none is stored. Greetly does not meter people — users, check-ins and hosts are unlimited — which makes the monthly fee the whole comparison: $99 a month against Visitora at $79 once.
2026-09-03 vendor page → Visitora — Visitor Sign-In & Fire Roll Call (PHP + MySQL, Self-Hosted) · $79 once
Gumroad 10% + $0.50 per transaction (direct sales); 30% per transaction via Discover marketplace
verbatim quote
“10% + $0.50 Per transaction for all sales through your profile or direct links to your customers.”
Fee model, not a monthly plan - at $2,000/mo in direct sales that is roughly $200+/mo in platform fees, forever.
2026-09-03 vendor page → Deliora — License-Key Delivery for Digital Downloads (PHP + MySQL, Self-Hosted) · $99 once
GymMaster Foundation USD $89/month per site up to 100 members (Advanced $129/mo to 400; Professional $209/mo to 1,300), ex. tax
verbatim quote
“USD $89/month”
Foundation caps at 100 current members; yearly billing gives 10% off. The page prints USD, AUD and NZD side by side ($89 / A$119 / NZ$129 on Foundation), so the currency is chosen on the page rather than served by location.
2026-09-03 vendor page → Gymora · $69 once
HappyFox Help desk "starting at $24 / agent / mo"; service desk $49 / agent / mo; contact-center suite $99 / agent / mo; HappyFox AI adds "$14 per agent / month" and the chatbot is billed at "$0.33 per resolution". Every tier meters per agent, and the AI meters again on top
verbatim quote
“help desk starting at $24 / agent / mo ... service desk starting at $49 / agent / mo ... happyfox ai starting at $14 per agent / month ... chatbot $0.33 per resolution”
A help desk is not a complaints register, and this row is here because some small firms use a help desk as one. The comparison is therefore about fit as much as price: HappyFox meters per agent and again per AI resolution, and it is a general support desk, not a complaints register with an acknowledgment timer. Complia is $79 once, with a configurable timer whose 29-day default sits one day inside the 30-day period in the UK Act (check the current text at legislation.gov.uk).
2026-09-03 vendor page → Complia · $79 once
Harvest Free plan (1 seat, 2 projects); Teams from $9/seat/month ($108/seat billed annually) or $11/seat/month month-to-month; Enterprise from $14/seat/month ($168/seat annually) or $17.50 monthly. The switch is labeled "20% off"
verbatim quote
“starting from $9 seat/month - $108 per seat, billed annually ... starting from $14seat/month - $168 per seat, billed annually”
Per-seat; figure for 3 seats on the base paid tier, on ANNUAL billing, which is the state the page opens in. Both states were walked on 2026-09-07: annual $9/$14, monthly $11/$17.50 — so the discount is real, and the earlier note ($108/12 = $9, "the same rate") had compared the annual price with itself. The switch says 20%: exact on Enterprise ($17.50 x 0.8 = $14), 18.2% on Teams. Clockora buys once for any headcount.
2026-09-03 vendor page → Clockora — Staff Timesheet & Time Tracker (PHP + MySQL, Self-Hosted) · $69 once
Help Scout Standard $25 per user/month, Plus $45, Pro $75 on annual billing (the page's default, '-16%'); monthly $30, $54, $90. AI Answers add-on $0.75 per resolution; additional inboxes $10/mo annual, $12 monthly. Every tier meters per user, the add-ons separately again
verbatim quote
“Monthly Annual -16% Standard $25 per user/mo ... Plus Popular $45 per user/mo ... Pro $75 per user/mo ... [Monthly] Standard $30 per user/mo ... Plus Popular $54 per user/mo ... Pro $90 per user/mo ... AI Answers Add-on $0.75 /resolution ... (additional Inboxes $10/mo) ... [Monthly] (additional Inboxes $12/mo)”
Standard for a three-person desk on annual billing (3 x $25 = $75/month), the baseline of the Zendesk and Freshdesk rows; monthly the same desk is $90. Re-read 2026-09-26 in both billing states: $25/$45/$75 are the annual prices the page opens on, not month-to-month. The add-ons are worth reading: the AI assistant bills per resolution and extra inboxes are $10 or $12 each a month, so the bill grows with the work as well as the headcount. Helpora is $69 once.
2026-09-26 vendor page → Helpora — First-Response Clock for Internal Requests (PHP + MySQL, Self-Hosted) · $69 once
Hemlane Starter $0/mo; Basic $30/mo (incl. $28 platform fee) plus $2/unit
verbatim quote
“then $2 /unit $30/mo (incl. $28 platform fee)”
Basic carries a $28/mo platform fee before any units are counted; Essential is $48/mo + $20/unit and Complete $86/mo + $58/unit, so the bill climbs with the portfolio. Re-read 2026-09-07, every figure unchanged - and one note about the page rather than the price: its Monthly/Annual switch sits under "Save up to 20% with annual billing", yet at one unit the cards showed the same figures in BOTH positions.
2026-09-03 vendor page → Rentara · $119 once
Hike POS Essential $69 USD/month billed monthly ($59/month billed annually), single outlet; Plus $119 billed monthly ($99 annually), multiple outlets; Enterprise "Call us"
verbatim quote
“'$59USD per month billed annually or $69 billed monthly' ... 'Single outlet only' ... '$99USD per month billed annually or $119 billed monthly' ... 'Call us'”
The billed-monthly Essential price for a single outlet; the annual rate sits beside it on the page and is quoted so it is not mistaken for the monthly one. A second outlet requires the Plus tier. Vendra is one payment for the shop.
2026-09-03 vendor page → Vendra — POS & Inventory System (PHP + MySQL, Self-Hosted) · $59 once
Hippo CMMS (Eptura) No public price — Advanced and Power tiers, "Talk to us"; annual subscription, "Our agreements are no less than one year", priced on "the number of users supported"
verbatim quote
“'Advanced' ... 'Power' ... 'Talk to us' ... 'Our agreements are no less than one year' ... 'the number of users supported'”
Hippo CMMS became Eptura Asset; the pricing page names two tiers, a one-year minimum term and per-user pricing, and no number. Fixora is one published price with no term.
2026-09-03 vendor page → Fixora — Usage-Based Preventive Maintenance Schedule (PHP + MySQL, Self-Hosted) · $129 once
Homebase Basic $0 per location/month for 1 location and up to 10 employees; Essentials $30 monthly or $24 on annual billing, per location, unlimited employees; the two tiers above are $70/$56 and $120/$96. Payroll is an add-on: "$49/mo base fee + $6/month per employee paid" (read 2026-09-24)
verbatim quote
“basicget started with homebase and set up a new team.$0/ location / month for 1 location, up to 10 employees ... essentialssimplify the process of tracking & managing shifts.$30$24/ location / month unlimited employees ... (2026-09-24) payroll is available as an add-on product on all plans for a standard $49 base fee / month + $6 per employee paid / month”
The entry PAID tier on annual billing, per location. Homebase is the one rival on this product that does not meter people — employees are unlimited and the location is the unit — so a big single-site team is where it is strongest and a multi-site operator is where it costs. Rostera is $69 once, for any number of staff on any number of sites you run it on under its license.
2026-09-03 vendor page → Rostera — Staff Shift Scheduler & Rota (PHP + MySQL, Self-Hosted) · $69 once
HoneyBook Starter $29/month billed yearly, $36/month billed monthly; Essentials $49/month billed yearly, $59 billed monthly; Premium $109/month billed yearly, $129 billed monthly; card payments "Fees starting at 2.9% + 25¢", ACH "1.5% processing fee"
verbatim quote
“'Billed yearly (save up to 18%) Billed monthly' ... '$29 /month (billed yearly) Starter' ... '$49 /month (billed yearly)' ... '$109 /month (billed yearly)' ... '$36 /month (billed monthly)' ... '$59 /month (billed monthly)' ... '$129 /month (billed monthly)' ... 'Fees starting at 2.9% + 25¢ 1.5% processing fee'”
The yearly-billing figure for the entry plan; billed monthly the same plan is $36. Re-read 2026-09-26 with the page's own switch in both positions: the plan prices are unchanged since 2026-09-03, the monthly state is now read too, and the card fee has risen from 2.7% + 10¢ to 2.9% + 25¢ (ACH unchanged at 1.5%). Payments processed through HoneyBook carry that processing fee on top. Invora is one payment and processes no cards.
2026-09-26 vendor page → Invora — Recurring invoices, payment links that mark themselves paid, and reminders that chase late payers (PHP + MySQL, Self-Hosted) · $99 once
Housecall Pro Basic $59/mo billed annually ($79/mo monthly), 1 user; Essentials $149/mo billed annually ($189/mo monthly), 5 users; Max $299/mo billed annually ($329/mo monthly), 8 users included, $35/mo per additional user. Card processing from 2.59%
verbatim quote
“'$59 /mo (Billed annually)' ... '8 users included *$35/mo per additional user'”
The annual-billing figure on the entry tier — the LOWER of the two published numbers, chosen deliberately so this comparison understates rather than overstates. Month to month it is $79. Basic includes one user, Essentials five and Max eight; on Max each user beyond the eight is $35/mo. Card processing is charged on top, from 2.59%.
2026-09-24 vendor page → Jobora — Self-Hosted Job Management: Quotes, Scheduling, Job Costing · $129 once
Hubstaff Starter $4.99, Grow $7.50, Team $10, Enterprise $25.00 — per seat, each marked "annual" in the page's own structured data, with the FAQ confirming "hubstaff's team plan, which costs $10 per seat per month". The rendered plan cards are drawn client-side and show nothing to a fetcher
verbatim quote
“"name": "starter", "url": "https://hubstaff.com/pricing", "pricecurrency": "usd", "price": "4.99" ... "name": "grow", "url": "https://hubstaff.com/pricing", "pricecurrency": "usd", "price": "7.50" ... "name": "team", "url": "https://hubstaff.com/pricing", "pricecurrency": "usd", "price": "10" ... hubstaff's team plan, which costs $10 per seat per month”
The entry paid tier for three seats ($4.99 x 3), the same basis as the other rows on this product. The figures come from the vendor's OWN embedded Offer data, which its FAQ then confirms in prose for the Team plan — two places on one page agreeing, which is more than most pricing pages give a reader. Clockora is $69 once, for the whole team.
2026-09-03 vendor page → Clockora — Staff Timesheet & Time Tracker (PHP + MySQL, Self-Hosted) · $69 once
Inventory Planner (by Sage) No public price - quote-gated (verified)
verbatim quote
“based on the volume of inventory you manage”
Volume-based, 'Request pricing now' only; no numbers published, and the page names no tiers either. Re-read 2026-09-07, unchanged: the whole pricing page is two sentences and a form.
2026-09-03 vendor page → Restock · $89 once
Invoice Ninja (hosted) Ninja Pro $14/mo billed monthly ($140/yr, two months free - the card prints $11.67/mo); Enterprise $18/mo monthly or $180/yr ($15/mo) at 1-2 users; a free $0 plan also exists
verbatim quote
“Pro is $14/month billed monthly, or $140 billed annually (equivalent to $11.67/month).”
Hosted Ninja Pro; an open-source self-host option also exists free. Enterprise from $18/mo (1-2 users) up to $300/mo (51-100 users); Premium Business from $280/yr. Both billing states were walked 2026-09-07: the monthly figures stood, and the annual state the card only shows once you flip it - Pro $140/yr, Enterprise $180/yr, two months free - is recorded here for the first time. The stored cents stay the monthly price.
2026-09-03 vendor page → Invora — Recurring invoices, payment links that mark themselves paid, and reminders that chase late payers (PHP + MySQL, Self-Hosted) · $99 once
Invoicely Free $0 (5 invoices and 3 clients a month, PayPal only); Basic $9.99/month (100 invoices, 25 clients, 2 team members); Professional $19.99; Enterprise $29.99 (unlimited invoices, 25 team members)
verbatim quote
“'$0.00 per month' ... '5 monthly invoices' ... '$9.99 per month' ... '100 monthly invoices' ... '$19.99 per month' ... '$29.99 per month' ... 'Unlimited monthly invoices'”
The invoice and client caps appear on the page only as isolated cells in a comparison table, so this row cites the metered dimension the page names rather than stitching a sentence out of them. Invoicely has a genuine free tier capped at five invoices a month; the figure cited is the first paid tier, capped at a hundred. Invora has no invoice cap and no monthly fee.
2026-09-03 vendor page → Invora — Recurring invoices, payment links that mark themselves paid, and reminders that chase late payers (PHP + MySQL, Self-Hosted) · $99 once
iSpring Learn Business, 100 users: $8,286 a year billed annually ($690.50/month; printed as $6.91 USD per user/month); $4.46/user at 300; $3.97/user at 500
verbatim quote
“'$6.91 USD per user/month' ... '$8,286 annual price' ... '$4.46 USD per user/month' ... '$3.97 USD per user/month' ... 'Pay only for active users'”
The 100-user Business band, the smallest published tier, at its published annual price: $8,286 a year is $690.50 a month for those hundred people (the per-user $6.91 is rounded; 100 x $6.91 x 12 would be $8,292). Only active users are billed, which softens the meter but does not remove it. Trainora is one payment.
2026-10-11 vendor page → Trainora — Self-Hosted Training Matrix: Competencies, Expiry, Evidence · $79 once
Jasper PIM Growth "USD $999 / mo" for businesses centralising product data; Professional "USD $1,999 / mo" for teams needing automation and workflows; above that the page routes to custom pricing and a demo
verbatim quote
“growth usd$999 / mo ... professional usd$1,999 / mo”
The entry published plan. Worth stating plainly: Salsify publishes no price; Plytix publishes a free Standard tier and a paid Pro tier (its row below records both); Jasper publishes a floor of $999 a month. That is the shape of the category rather than a saving to wave about; a team batching twenty spec sheets is not buying a PIM. Specta is $99 once for the extraction and the review queue.
2026-09-03 vendor page → Specta · $99 once
Jobber Core $49/mo with no commitment, $39 on a 1-year commitment, $29 billed annually (Just me, 1 user); Connect $139/$119/$99; Grow $199/$169/$149. Plus starts at 2-5 people (5 users): $499/$439/$399; larger bands up to 11-15 people cost more; 16+ is Plus by quote
verbatim quote
“[Just me] Core 1 user $49/mo ... then $39/mo 1 year commitment ... then $29/mo Billed annually ... [2-5 people] Plus Includes 5 users $499/mo ... then $439/mo 1 year commitment ... then $399/mo Billed annually ... [16 or more] Plus Built for your team size ... All prices in USD. Subscription plan prices exclude sales tax where applicable. ('Save up to 40% Offer ends September 30th.' was live on the read date; the regular prices are the ones cited)”
The lowest published price on the entry tier, one user: $29 a month billed annually ($49 with no commitment; re-read 2026-10-09). Plus is not sold to one person (it starts at 2-5 people, $499 with 5 users); team size is bought in bands (2-5: Connect $199, Grow $299; 11-15: Plus $699). Jobora is one payment for any crew size.
2026-10-09 vendor page → Jobora — Self-Hosted Job Management: Quotes, Scheduling, Job Costing · $129 once
Join It Starter $29/mo + 3.0% service fee on online transactions; Total $99/mo + 2.0%; Extra $199/mo + 1.5%
verbatim quote
“'$29/mo' ... '3.0% service fee for online transactions' ... '$99/mo' ... '2.0% service fee for online transactions' ... '$199/mo' ... '1.5% service fee for online transactions'”
The Starter monthly price. The subscription is only half the meter — a percentage of every subscription payment goes to the vendor as well, and buying a higher tier is how you reduce it. Membora records what was paid and takes no percentage of anything.
2026-08-22 vendor page → Membora — Self-Hosted Membership Register: Standing, Quorum, Motions · $59 once
Juro No public price - the pricing page is a configurator ("build custom pricing that's right for your business") that asks how many contracts you process a month and displays an "aproximate price $0 USD" until a quote is requested (verified)
verbatim quote
“build custom pricing that's right for your business ... how many contracts does your business process per month? ... aproximate price$ 0 usd”
Fetched live 2026-09-03: no plan price is published anywhere on the page. What it publishes instead is the SHAPE of the deal — the first question is your monthly contract volume, so the meter is contracts, and the number arrives from a salesperson. Recorded as quote-gated rather than guessed at. Supplia is $69 once, and the register does not care how many contracts you put in it.
2026-09-03 vendor page → Supplia — Supplier Register & Contract-Renewal Tracker (PHP + MySQL, Self-Hosted) · $69 once
Kickserv Start $60/mo on the annual subscription, $75/mo monthly (5 users); Run $119/mo annual, $149/mo monthly (10 users); Scale $199/mo annual, $249/mo monthly (20 users). The page opens on Annual ("Save 20% with annual subscription"); 30-day free trial, no free tier
verbatim quote
“Monthly Annual For Small Teams START 5 users $ 60/mo Save 20% with annual subscription. ... RUN 10 users $ 119/mo ... SCALE 20 users $ 199/mo ... [Monthly] START 5 users $ 75/mo ... RUN 10 users $ 149/mo ... SCALE 20 users $ 249/mo ... TRY START FREE FOR 30 DAYS”
Stored at Start on the annual subscription ($60), which includes five users; month to month the same plan is $75. Re-read 2026-09-26 with the page's Monthly/Annual switch in both positions: $60, $119 and $199 are the ANNUAL prices the page opens on, not month-to-month as this row said on 2026-08-30; monthly they are $75, $149 and $249. The ladder follows the headcount band either way. Jobora has no band: one payment covers the crew at any size.
2026-09-26 vendor page → Jobora — Self-Hosted Job Management: Quotes, Scheduling, Job Costing · $129 once
Kopexa Lite 249 EUR/month per space; Pro 599 EUR/mo per space; both on a 12-month contract. Enterprise quote-gated
verbatim quote
“'249 EUR /mo per space' ... '599 EUR /mo per space' ... '14-day free trial' ... '12-month contract'”
The entry tier, in euro, on the 12-month term the page states. Not converted, because the rate is not the vendor's to publish and would be stale within the week. Cyresora is $79 once, and the incident file never leaves your server.
2026-08-22 vendor page → Cyresora — CRA, NIS2, GDPR and DORA Reporting Clocks in Hours (PHP + MySQL, Self-Hosted) · $79 once
KORONA POS Core $59 per month, per terminal; Retail $79; Plus $99 — modules extra (Food +$10/register/month, Invoicing +$10/register/month, Ticketing +$50/entry gate/month); "No setup fees", "No forced Contracts"
verbatim quote
“'$59 per month, per terminal' ... '$79 per month, per terminal' ... '$99 per month, per terminal' ... 'There are no upfront costs, setup fees, or any other hidden fees.' ... 'There are no forced contracts.' ... '+$10/register/month'”
The entry tier per terminal per month; every extra till is another $59, and the food and invoicing modules add $10 per register each. Vendra has no per-terminal meter: one payment covers every till in the shop.
2026-09-03 vendor page → Vendra — POS & Inventory System (PHP + MySQL, Self-Hosted) · $59 once
Lemon Squeezy 5% + 50c per transaction (plus additional fees per their docs)
verbatim quote
“'5% + 50c' ... '*subject to additional fees' (intl/PayPal/subscription surcharges via docs link)”
Fee model; verified from the live page HTML. Paddle verified the same day at 5% + 50c per checkout transaction.
2026-07-05 vendor page → Deliora — License-Key Delivery for Digital Downloads (PHP + MySQL, Self-Hosted) · $99 once
Lightspeed Retail X-Series Basic $89 USD/mo billed annually, $109 USD/mo billed monthly; Core $149 annually, $179 monthly; Plus $289 annually, $339 monthly. Each per location with 1 register included; the Annually switch is labeled 'save up to 18%'
verbatim quote
“Annually (save up to 18%) Monthly Basic ... 89 USD /mo ... Core ... 149 USD /mo ... Plus ... 289 USD /mo ... [Monthly] 109 USD /mo ... 179 USD /mo ... 339 USD /mo ... Registers 1 included”
Per location with 1 register included; extra registers and locations cost more. Stored at Basic billed annually ($89). Re-read 2026-09-26 with the page's own switch in both positions: $89, $149 and $289 are the ANNUAL-billing prices the page opens on, not month-to-month as this row said on 2026-09-03; month to month they are $109, $179 and $339. Lightspeed sells this product as Retail POS X-Series.
2026-09-26 vendor page → Vendra — POS & Inventory System (PHP + MySQL, Self-Hosted) · $59 once
Limble No public price - quote-gated (verified); tiers named Standard, Premium+ and Enterprise
verbatim quote
“Calculate my price”
Standard/Premium+/Enterprise tiers shown with no numbers; interactive calculator only. Re-read 2026-09-26, unchanged: three named tiers, each answering 'Calculate my price', and not one figure on the page. Both Limble rows (this one and Inspectora's) now cite the same URL, https://limble.com/pricing, where limble.com/pricing/ lands, with the same read date.
2026-09-26 vendor page → Fixora — Usage-Based Preventive Maintenance Schedule (PHP + MySQL, Self-Hosted) · $129 once
No public price — quote-gated (verified). Standard, Premium+ and Enterprise plans are listed with no figures; the page routes to a price calculator.
verbatim quote
“'Calculate my price' (the plans Standard, Premium+ and Enterprise are named with no price shown on the page)”
Limble names its tiers but publishes no number, so there is nothing to compare against except the shape of the deal. Recorded as quote-gated rather than estimated from a third-party site. Re-read 2026-09-26, unchanged since the 2026-09-07 read: Standard, Premium+ and Enterprise, each answering 'Calculate my price', no figure anywhere on the page. Both Limble rows (this one and Fixora's) cite the same URL and read date.
2026-09-26 vendor page → Inspectora — Self-Hosted Inspection & Calibration Register: Due Board, Logbooks · $79 once
LoyaltyLion Classic $199/month, including 500 orders per month; Advanced and Plus are quote-only
verbatim quote
“Classic Best for brands starting loyalty with minimal effort Custom $199 / Month Includes 500 orders per month”
Flat monthly with an order allowance. This is the entry plan, not the top one: $199/mo is $2,388 a year, $7,164 over three years, and the 500-order allowance is included rather than unlimited. Only Classic carries a published figure - the two tiers above it read Custom.
2026-09-03 vendor page → Loyalora — Self-Hosted Loyalty & Rewards Register: Points, Rewards, Redemptions · $59 once
Loyverse Free - the loyalty programme is included with the POS at no cost. Add-ons: Unlimited sales history $5 USD/month per store ($50/year billed annually); Employee management $5 USD/month per employee ($50/year); Advanced inventory $25 USD/month per store ($250/year)
verbatim quote
“Loyalty program Reward customers and encourage repeat visits. Free ... Unlimited sales history ... $5 USD/month per store ... Employee management ... $5 USD/month per employee ... Advanced inventory ... $25 USD/month per store ... [Annual] $50 USD/year per store ... $50 USD/year per employee ... $250 USD/year per store”
Honest math: Loyverse's loyalty program is free, so on price there is nothing to break even against and Loyverse wins outright. The case for Loyalora is ownership, not cost - the customer list and points ledger live on their servers. Add-ons meter per store and per employee. Re-read 2026-09-26 in both billing states with a European and a US time zone: both showed the same USD figures (the 2026-09-03 read from this address had shown the numerals in euros).
2026-09-26 vendor page → Loyalora — Self-Hosted Loyalty & Rewards Register: Points, Rewards, Redemptions · $59 once
MaintainX Premium $65 per user/month billed annually ($75 billed monthly) — the first tier listing meter-based maintenance and parts inventory; Essential $20 per user/month billed annually ($25 monthly) lists neither; Basic $0 ("Free forever"); Enterprise by demo, no price; requester accounts are free
verbatim quote
“Basic Free forever. ... $0 per user/month ... Essential ... $20 per user*/month billed annually $25 billed monthly ... Premium ... $65 per user*/month billed annually $75 billed monthly ... Everything in Essential, plus: ... Meter-based maintenance Parts inventory management ... *A user is defined as someone who uses the MaintainX app and has a unique login. Requester accounts are free.”
Per-user - calculator assumes 3 users x $65 = $195/mo on Premium annual, the first MaintainX tier that lists meter-based maintenance and parts inventory, which Fixora's comparison needs; Essential at $20 lists neither. The same page is read for Inspectora's comparison, which stores Essential instead; both rows carry the same full ladder and the same read date (2026-09-26). A free Basic tier exists.
2026-09-26 vendor page → Fixora — Usage-Based Preventive Maintenance Schedule (PHP + MySQL, Self-Hosted) · $129 once
Essential $20 per user/month billed annually ($25 billed monthly); Premium $65 per user/month billed annually ($75 billed monthly); Basic $0 ("Free forever"); Enterprise by demo, no price; requester accounts are free
verbatim quote
“Basic Free forever. ... $0 per user/month ... Essential ... $20 per user*/month billed annually $25 billed monthly ... Premium ... $65 per user*/month billed annually $75 billed monthly ... *A user is defined as someone who uses the MaintainX app and has a unique login. Requester accounts are free.”
The Essential tier on the annual commitment, for a three-person team: 3 x $20 = $60/month ($75 monthly). Inspectora needs a register of what is due, not parts inventory, so Essential is the fair tier; Fixora's comparison reads the same page and stores Premium, because it needs meter-based maintenance and parts. Both rows carry the same ladder and read date (2026-09-26). A free Basic tier exists. Inspectora is $79 once, whatever the team size.
2026-09-26 vendor page → Inspectora — Self-Hosted Inspection & Calibration Register: Due Board, Logbooks · $79 once
Mariana Tek No public price — three packages (Core, Core + Growth, Full Growth Bundle), "Book a demo"; a "first three months free" promotion was running on the read date
verbatim quote
“'Core' ... 'For single locations just getting started' ... 'Book a demo' ... 'Make the move to Mariana Tek and get your first three months free'”
Three packages, no figure on any, and a switching promotion that names a period but not a price. Gymora publishes its price.
2026-09-03 vendor page → Gymora · $69 once
Microsoft 365 Copilot (bundled plans) Business Standard with Copilot $23.50 user/month paid yearly; Business Premium with Copilot $32.00 user/month paid yearly
verbatim quote
“Business Standard with Copilot Powerful apps across devices, with Copilot built in to enhance creativity, collaboration, and efficiency $23.50 user/month, paid yearly (Annual subscription—auto renews) ... $32.00 user/month, paid yearly (Annual subscription—auto renews)”
Copilot is sold bundled with Microsoft 365 seats; the comparison is the entry bundle per user per month. Not a like-for-like feature match — a hosted assistant inside Office versus a local agent with a ledger — the number is what a seat costs.
2026-08-19 vendor page → Own Your AI (OYA) — local-AI software you run on your own machine, with a model you choose · $249 once
Mindbody No public price for any tier - Starter, Accelerate and Ultimate all answer 'LET'S TALK'. A 'Starting at EUR 99/month per location' headline was present 2026-09-03, gone 2026-09-05, back 2026-09-07 and gone again 2026-09-26; it was never attached to a plan you can buy
verbatim quote
“Starter Get your business running with booking, payments, reporting, and more. LET'S TALK ... Accelerate ... LET'S TALK ... Ultimate ... LET'S TALK”
A moving target, recorded as one: the EUR 99 headline was present 2026-07-05 and 2026-09-03, absent 2026-09-05, present 2026-09-07 and absent 2026-09-26 (rendered page and served HTML, read from a European address with a European and a US browser time zone). The currency follows the visitor, so any headline is geo-dependent and never converted. What has not moved is the shape: no tier has ever carried a price, and the meter is the location.
2026-09-26 vendor page → Gymora · $69 once
Mindee Starter $53/month billed annually ($636/yr) or $59 billed monthly; Pro $134/month billed annually ($1,608/yr) or $149 monthly; each at the lowest credit position, shown to a US browser time zone. Enterprise is custom pricing from 500,000 credits a year
verbatim quote
“[US time zone] Starter ... $53/month Billed annually · $636 /year ... Pro ... $134/month Billed annually · $1,608 /year ... [Monthly] $59/month ... $149/month ... [European time zone] 44 €/month Billed annually · 529 € /year ... 116 €/month Billed annually · 1 393 € /year ... [Monthly] 49 €/month ... 129 €/month”
Stored at the dollar Starter price on annual billing ($53). Re-read 2026-09-26 with a US and a European time zone: Mindee sets the currency by time zone. The 44/529 (Pro 116/1,393) recorded on 2026-09-03 match exactly what a European browser is shown today in euros (44 €/month, 529 €/year; Pro 116 €, 1 393 €; monthly 49 € and 129 €); in dollars the card reads $53/$636 and $134/$1,608. 1 page processed = 1 credit.
2026-09-26 vendor page → Extracta — Self-Hosted AI Invoice & Receipt Data Extractor (BYO Key) · $89 once
MoneyThumb (Online converters) From $24.95/month for 5 statement conversions: the shop lists four MoneyThumb Online converters (for Spreadsheets, QuickBooks, Accounting and Quicken), each "As low as $24.95 for 5 statement conversions per month", plus SlickConnect. No desktop Convert Pro license is named on the page any more
verbatim quote
“As low as $24.95 for 5 statement conversions per month”
About $5 per statement at the entry tier ($24.95 for five). Re-read 2026-09-26: the desktop Pro+ and Pro lifetime licenses the 2026-09-03 read named (without amounts) no longer appear on the shop page, so this row now describes only the online converters it prices.
2026-09-26 vendor page → Ledgira · $59 once
Nanonets Credit-based: "$50 in free credits, no card required" to start, then "$100/month for 100 credits". Runs are priced per block — simple $0.02/run, standard AI $0.10/run, complex AI $0.30/run. "No platform fees. No seat licenses." Their own worked example: under $2 per invoice end-to-end
verbatim quote
“no platform fees. no seat licenses ... $100/month for 100 credits ... $0.02 / run ... $0.10 / run ... $0.30 / run ... $50 in free credits, no card required”
The $100 is the vendor's own monthly subscription line, not a volume estimate of ours — the actual bill depends on how many blocks each document runs, which is why the per-run prices are quoted in full rather than averaged into a single number. Extracta is $89 once and calls the model YOU configure with YOUR key, so the per-page cost is whatever your provider charges and nothing is metered by us.
2026-09-03 vendor page → Extracta — Self-Hosted AI Invoice & Receipt Data Extractor (BYO Key) · $89 once
NiceJob Starter $75 per month USD; Pro $125 per month USD; Sites add-on $99 per month USD plus a $199 setup fee. One monthly price per plan, no annual state, no contracts; franchise and multi-location pricing through sales
verbatim quote
“No contracts. No fluff. Starter $ 75 per month · USD ... Pro $ 125 per month · USD ... Sites $ 99 per month · USD · + $199 setup”
Cheapest publicly-priced review-automation comp; 14-day trial, no contracts. Re-read 2026-09-26: the $75 plan is now named Starter (it was Reviews), the plans are no longer banded by customer count, and Sites is an add-on at $99 a month plus the one-off $199 setup fee rather than a $174 Grow + Sites bundle.
2026-09-26 vendor page → Revup — Review Requests with Private Feedback (PHP + MySQL, Self-Hosted) · $99 once
Nolt Essential $29/mo (1 board, $348 billed annually); Pro $69/mo ($828 billed annually)
verbatim quote
“Essential - $348 billed annually - 1 board ... Pro - $828 billed annually”
Flat monthly with unlimited users - fairer than per-user, but still recurring, and one board on the base tier. Re-read 2026-09-07 through a rendering proxy (the site answers a real browser with a bot wall): $29/$348 and $69/$828 both unchanged since the 2026-07-21 read. Votera is unlimited boards, bought once.
2026-09-07 vendor page → Votera — Self-Hosted Feedback Board, Roadmap & Changelog (PHP + MySQL) · $59 once
Onetime Secret Identity Plus EUR 35/month or EUR 356/year; Basic EUR 0/month; Team Plus EUR 125/month or EUR 1,200/year. A region selector prices the same numerals in dollars on the US site ($35/month, $356/year), which is where the stored cents come from
verbatim quote
“European Union: Basic '€0 /month' ... Identity Plus '€35 /month' / '€356 /year' ... Team Plus '€125 /month' / '€1,200 /year' ... United States: '$35 /month' / '$356 /year'”
Two errors from 2026-09-03, both fixed 2026-09-07 by driving the page rather than reading its markup. (1) 'No yearly figure beside the toggle' - it works, printing $356 and $1,200 a year, about 15% off monthly. (2) 'EUR not USD' was a property of the reader: a REGION selector offers the US, UK, Canada, NZ and the EU, and the US setting prints the same numerals in dollars - so the cents are the vendor's own dollar price, not a conversion.
2026-09-07 vendor page → Secreta · $79 once
Osano No public price - quote-gated (verified)
verbatim quote
“no numeric prices or plan names with published pricing are shown ... 'Schedule a demo with one of our experts'”
OneTrust and Transcend were also quote-gated on the same day - treat all three as quote-gated enterprise.
2026-09-03 vendor page → Privara — Self-Hosted GDPR DSAR Management Portal · $79 once
Packgine (representative vendor) No public price - quote-gated enterprise category (verified); three named tiers, none of them priced
verbatim quote
“see how Packgine tiers are scoped by SKU count and jurisdiction before you request a quote”
The US packaging-EPR software vendors checked are uniformly demo/quote-gated - none publishes per-month pricing. Re-read 2026-09-07: Packgine has since PUBLISHED a pricing page (packgine.ai/pricing) and it still carries no figure - three tiers scoped by SKU band and jurisdiction count, a quote button under each, and an FAQ answer saying every tier is quoted individually with no setup fees. The quote stored here is now the vendor's own wording rather than our description of it.
2026-09-03 vendor page → Packora — EPR Packaging Producer Register & Report Builder · $79 once
Parseur Micro, 100 pages a month: $39/month billed annually ($468 a year) or $49 billed monthly; Pro, 10,000 pages: $499 monthly or $4,788 a year; a free plan of 20 pages a month
verbatim quote
“'Plan Pages per month Monthly Yearly, billed annually' ... 'Micro 100 $49 $468' ... 'Starter 1,000 $129 $1188' ... 'Pro 10,000 $499 $4788' ... '20 + pages / month Free plan'”
Parseur's pricing page lists Micro, 100 pages: $49 billed monthly or $468 a year billed annually (read 2026-09-24); the $39 is that annual price per month. Billed monthly, the same plan is $49.
2026-09-24 vendor page → Cargora · $69 once
Payhip Free Forever $0/month + 5% transaction fee; Plus $29/month + 2%; Pro $99/month with no transaction fee
verbatim quote
“'$0 /mo' ... '+5% transaction fee' ... '$29 /mo' ... '+2% transaction fee' ... '$99 /mo' ... 'No transaction fee'”
Payhip has a genuine free tier, paid for with 5% of every sale; the figure cited is the first paid tier, where the cut drops to 2%. Deliora takes no cut — you pay for the software once and your payment processor takes only its own fee. NOT RE-VERIFIED 2026-09-26: payhip.com/pricing answered 403 (a bot check) to a headless browser and to plain HTTP, so nothing above could be re-read; the figures stay as last read on 2026-09-03 and are marked as such rather than re-dated.
2026-09-03 vendor page → Deliora — License-Key Delivery for Digital Downloads (PHP + MySQL, Self-Hosted) · $99 once
Perfex CRM SaaS - Multi Tenancy module (CodeCanyon) $79 one-time (Regular License), $149 Extended - 431 sales
verbatim quote
“'Perfex CRM SaaS - The Official Multi Tenancy Support module' - '$79' - '420 sales'”
One-time marketplace license (not monthly) - the closest "wrap an existing product into a SaaS" comp, at the same price point. Sales counted 420 on 2026-07-05 and 431 on 2026-09-03; the figure moves, so it is dated rather than treated as fixed. NOT RE-VERIFIED 2026-09-26: the CodeCanyon item page answered 403 (a bot check) to a headless browser and to plain HTTP, so nothing above could be re-read; the figures stay as last read on 2026-09-03 and are marked as such rather than re-dated.
2026-09-03 vendor page → SaaS Kit — Multi-Tenant Control Plane for PHP Apps · $79 once
PermitFlow No public price - quote-gated (verified)
verbatim quote
“Book a Demo”
Fetched live 2026-08-31: the vendor publishes no price anywhere - /pricing returns 404 and the only route to a number is a booked demo. Third-party listings do circulate a monthly figure; it is not vendor-confirmed, so it is deliberately not repeated here.
2026-09-03 vendor page → Permora — Permit & Inspection Tracker for Trades (PHP + MySQL, Self-Hosted) · $89 once
Pleo Per user, in pounds: Start £8/user/month, monthly billing only; Build £14/user/month with the 'Billed yearly' switch off, £12 with it on; Optimise £18 off, £16 on (Build and Optimise 3 users minimum). Scale from £249/month, Lead from £499/month; Enterprise by call, no price
verbatim quote
“Start ... £8 Per user / month Monthly billing only Max 1 admin ... Build ... £14 Per user / month Billed yearly 3 users minimum ... Optimise ... £18 Per user / month Billed yearly 3 users minimum”
Priced in pounds, so NO monthly cents are stored and no dollar saving is computed from this row. Read 2026-09-26 with each card's 'Billed yearly' switch off and on; Scale and Lead are on /en/pricing-m. The plans shown on 2026-09-03 (Starter, Essential at £45/£39 with £11 per extra user, Business from £249) are gone. Pleo replaces the cash box with cards on a subscription; Cashora keeps the box and proves it at month-end, bought once.
2026-09-26 vendor page → Cashora — Petty Cash Ledger Software (PHP + MySQL, Self-Hosted) · $59 once
Plytix (PIM) Pro from $149/mo at 100 SKUs, rising with the SKU count to $499/mo at 25,000; Standard $0/mo at 100 SKUs, $49/mo at 500; Enterprise from $699/mo; custom above 25,000 SKUs. No billing period is named beside the figures
verbatim quote
“"100": { standard: 0, pro: 149, enterprise: 699”
Pro, the plan this row has always compared, at its lowest published price: $149 a month at the slider's first step, 100 SKUs (re-read 2026-10-11; on 2026-09-03 Pro was $499/mo for 50,000 SKUs). Every plan is now priced by SKU count; the figures are the page's own price table, which fills the plan cards by the slider position. Add-on modules (AI Unlimited, Feed Management, Brand Portals, Product Data Sheets) are priced by SKU count on top.
2026-10-11 vendor page → Specta · $99 once
Podia Mover $49/month billed monthly or $42 annually, WITH a 5% transaction fee; Shaker $99 monthly or $84 annually with no transaction fee; Earthquaker $179 monthly or $150 annually. Each tier caps products, community spaces and email subscribers
verbatim quote
“$49/month billed monthly or $42/month billed annually. 5% transaction fee ... $99/month billed monthly or $84/month billed annually. no transaction fee”
The entry paid tier at its lowest published price, $42 a month billed annually ($504 a year; $49 month to month, re-read 2026-10-08). Read the fee, not just the plan: the cheapest Podia plan takes 5% of every sale ON TOP of the subscription, and the way to stop paying it is to pay twice as much a month. Deliora is $99 once and takes nothing per sale — your payment processor is between you and your buyer.
2026-10-08 vendor page → Deliora — License-Key Delivery for Digital Downloads (PHP + MySQL, Self-Hosted) · $99 once
Podium Core $399 per month; Pro $599 per month; Signature 'Custom pricing'. One monthly figure per plan, each with a 'Talk to Sales' button, and no annual state shown; Podium Phones seats are extra ($30 each a month for 1-4 users, $25 for 5+)
verbatim quote
“Plans designed to fit your specific business needs, talk to our sales team for details. Core With essential Al features, respond to and convert more leads faster. $399 per month Talk to Sales ... Pro Best Value ... $599 per month Talk to Sales ... Signature ... Custom pricing Talk to sales”
Stored at Core, the entry plan, $399 a month. Re-read 2026-09-26: Podium now publishes Core and Pro prices; on 2026-09-03 the page named no plan and no figure and sent every visitor to sales. Each card still routes the purchase through a sales call. Revup is $69 once.
2026-09-26 vendor page → Revup — Review Requests with Private Feedback (PHP + MySQL, Self-Hosted) · $99 once
Precoro Core starts at $499/mo billed annually (Automation from $999/mo; Enterprise custom; AP module from $499/mo)
verbatim quote
“starts at $499 /month billed annually”
Platform-level pricing with an annual commitment; every published figure is a floor, not a quote.
2026-09-03 vendor page → Approva — Purchase Requests with Amount-Based Sign-off and Numbered POs (PHP + MySQL, Self-Hosted) · $99 once
Prediko From $49/month at the lowest band, "from <$100k in annual revenue", with bands climbing to "$50m+ gmv in the last 12 months". "Unlimited users, SKUs, POs"; annual plans "billed quarterly or annually", 2 months free; raw-materials forecasting a $20 add-on; 14-day trial
verbatim quote
“$49/month ... $100k gmv in the last 12 months ... 14 day free trial ... raw materials forecasting & boms$20 ... unlimited users, skus, pos”
The lowest published band, which is the only one a small shop would ever start on. The mechanism is what matters: the bill is indexed to how much you SELL, so a good year raises the price of the forecasting that helped produce it, even though the workload has not changed. Restock is $89 once and forecasts from the sales history you import, whatever the turnover behind it.
2026-09-03 vendor page → Restock · $89 once
Procurify No public price - quote-gated (verified)
verbatim quote
“We build a quote around your team's needs: products, add-ons, users, and integrations.”
Pricing page fetched live - no numbers published anywhere on it; contact-sales only, structured as a base product plus add-ons.
2026-09-03 vendor page → Approva — Purchase Requests with Amount-Based Sign-off and Numbered POs (PHP + MySQL, Self-Hosted) · $99 once
ProvePrivacy (representative vendor) No public price - quote-gated category (verified)
verbatim quote
“does not display any specific numeric pricing or plan names with prices ... 'Book a demo' buttons appear throughout”
DUAA s.103 complaints handling is an emerging niche - the vendors found (2026-07-05) are demo-gated or generic GRC suites; no number can honestly be printed.
2026-09-03 vendor page → Complia · $79 once
PushPress Free plan "$0" with "No monthly fees" (card processing 4.99% + .30 on cards, 2.89% + .30 on ACH); Pro $159/month; Max $229/month; "Price in USD"
verbatim quote
“'$0' ... 'No monthly fees' ... '$159/mo' ... '$229/mo' ... 'Price in USD' ... '4.99% + .30 CC' ... '2.89% + .30ACH'”
PushPress has a genuine free plan and it is the honest starting point for a small gym: no monthly fee, paid for through a 4.99% + $0.30 processing rate on every card payment. The figure cited is the paid Pro tier, where the processing rate drops. Gymora charges no processing rate because it processes no payments; it is one payment for the software.
2026-09-03 vendor page → Gymora · $69 once
Qminder Business $869/month month-to-month ($9,468/year on annual billing, about $789/month) and Premium $1,149/month ($12,588/year)
verbatim quote
“Business $869 /month ... $9,468 /year ... Premium $1,149 /month ... $12,588 /year (re-read 2026-08-30)”
An enterprise queue platform whose entry plan costs more per month than Tokora costs once. Tokora runs the same call-the-next-number board on a screen you already own.
2026-09-03 vendor page → Tokora — Queue & Token Display System (PHP + MySQL, Self-Hosted) · $69 once
Qtrac (now Frontlion) No single-location price: quoted per location per month by tier and module. Tier 2 modules $49 to $400 /loc (AI options $99-$211 /loc·mo); 'From' rates (largest tier) $19-$59 /loc/mo. Worked example: $1,144/mo for 8 locations, Tier 2, 2 modules, plus $11,000 to $14,000 one-time deployment
verbatim quote
“YOUR ESTIMATE $1,144/mo 8 locations · Tier 2 · 2 modules Plus one time deployment, $11,000 to $14,000 ... Appointments Pre booked visits blended with walk ins. $49 /loc ... AdOps ... $400 /loc ... From $19 /loc/mo ... From rates are the largest tier's list. ... Pay annually for 10% off list, and a 36 month commitment stacks another 10%, reaching 20%.”
No monthly figure is stored because none applies to a single counter: the only complete number is an ESTIMATE for eight locations with two modules. What the row carries is the shape - per location, per module, per tier, with a five-figure deployment first. Re-read 2026-09-26 with both payment options: module rates changed since 2026-09-03 ($59-$295 then); billing is quarterly or annual (10% off), and a 36-month term takes another 10%. Tokora is $69 once.
2026-09-26 vendor page → Tokora — Queue & Token Display System (PHP + MySQL, Self-Hosted) · $69 once
QuotaPath Growth: $525/month platform fee (includes the first 5 users) plus $35 per additional user per month, billed annually; Premium $800/month platform fee plus $50/user
verbatim quote
“$35 per user per month ... $525/month platform fee ... includes the first 5 users ... Billed annually”
The platform fee governs for any team of five or fewer: $525/month before a single seat above five (re-read 2026-08-30 and again 2026-09-03 — the earlier $105 figure omitted the fee). Premium also includes the first 5 users, and a Strategic tier is custom-scoped. Enterprise rivals (Spiff, CaptivateIQ) are quote-gated. Commissa computes the same statements once, on your server.
2026-09-03 vendor page → Commissa — Sales-Commission Calculator (PHP + MySQL, Self-Hosted) · $69 once
Ramp AI-assisted tier free at "$0/mo/user"; Plus "$15/mo/user + platform fee based on team size", with "save 20% with annual billing"; enterprise pricing is quoted. The free tier is a real product, not a trial
verbatim quote
“free$0/mo/userbest for smaller teams who want to simplify finances ... plus$15/mo/user+ platform fee based on team size ... save 20% with annual billing”
Honest math first: Ramp's entry tier is FREE, so on price there is nothing to break even against and Ramp wins outright for a team happy on cards. The stored figure is the paid Plus tier for one user, and note the tail on it — a "platform fee based on team size" the page does not quantify. The case for Cashora is not cost: it is that Ramp replaces the cash box with cards on someone else's platform, while Cashora keeps the box you already run and proves it out at month-end on your own server.
2026-09-03 vendor page → Cashora — Petty Cash Ledger Software (PHP + MySQL, Self-Hosted) · $59 once
Rentec Direct Rentec Starter $25/month (up to 10 properties and tenants); Rentec Pro and Rentec PM from $50/month, scaling by unit count
verbatim quote
“$25 /mo”
The $45/mo figure carried here until 2026-09-03 is no longer on the page - $45 appears nowhere on it. Starter is $25/mo for up to 10 properties; the manager tiers start at $50/mo and scale by unit count, with annual billing stated as saving $60/year. Re-read 2026-09-07, unchanged: "Rentec Pro and Rentec PM start at $50 per month and grow with you as you add more units."
2026-09-03 vendor page → Rentara · $119 once
ReturnGO Premium "starting at $147 / month" and the tier above it "starting at $297 / month", both with "request a quote" beside them; the upper plans are custom-priced. Every figure is a floor rather than a price — the page says "starting at" on each
verbatim quote
“starting at$147 / month ... starting at$297 / month”
The lowest published floor in this category by a wide margin — WarrantyHub starts at $549/mo and Claimlane at EUR 700/mo — and it is still "starting at", with a quote request attached. Read the scale before the saving: these are returns platforms for ecommerce volume, and a shop registering a few hundred warranties a year is not their customer. Warrantora is bought once, for the register itself.
2026-09-03 vendor page → Warrantora — Self-Hosted Warranty & RMA Register: Expiry and Claims · $79 once
Rydoo Essentials $9 per user/month billed annually, $12 billed monthly; Pro $11 annually, $14 monthly; "starting at 5 users." The same page prices the same plans in euros and in pounds, and the upper tier is custom-priced
verbatim quote
“starting at 5 users. ... €8$9£8per user/per monthwhen billed annually ... €10$12£10per user/ per monthwhen billed monthly ... "name":"essentials plan","@type":"offer","price":"8.00" ... "name":"pro plan","@type":"offer","price":"10.00"”
The entry tier at the vendor's own floor of five users on the annual commitment ($9 x 5 = $45/month). Two things are worth reading twice: the monthly-billing price is a third higher on both tiers, and the structured data prices the same plans in euros (8.00 and 10.00) while the visible cards show all three currencies — so what you pay depends on which page you land on. Expensa is $89 once, for any number of claimants.
2026-09-03 vendor page → Expensa · $89 once
SafetyCulture (iAuditor) Premium $24/seat/month (annual billing; $29 monthly; free plan $0 for teams up to 10); from 2026-09-03 the pricing URL redirects to mitti.com and the product is branded Mitti (by SafetyCulture)
verbatim quote
“annually(save 17%)$24/ seat / monthexcl. all applicable taxes ... monthly$29/ seat / month ... for small teams (up to 10) getting started with inspections and reports$0start for free ... buy credits as you go at $0.01 usd per credit”
Per seat - a generic inspection/checklist tool, not HACCP-specific; a multi-staff kitchen pays per seat, so real cost usually exceeds the headline. Re-read 2026-09-07, unchanged in every figure: $24 annually ('save 17%'), $29 monthly, both 'excl. all applicable taxes', Free at $0 with team size capped at ten seats, and AI credits sold on at $0.01 per credit.
2026-09-03 vendor page → Safora · $79 once
Salsify (PIM) No public price - quote-gated (verified)
verbatim quote
“page lists no plans or prices - only 'Request Demo' / 'Contact' CTAs”
Akeneo omitted - no official public price page found for paid editions (third-party figures conflict, not citable).
2026-09-03 vendor page → Specta · $99 once
Samsara No public price - quote-gated (verified)
verbatim quote
“How many vehicles or assets do you have? 1 - 5 6 - 29 30 - 499 500 - 4,999 5,000+”
The pricing page is a fleet-size questionnaire, not a price list - no figure renders anywhere on it. Samsara is also a different class of product: it sells hardware in the vehicle, which Fleetora does not do at all.
2026-09-03 vendor page → Fleetora — Vehicle Expiry & Service-Due Reminders (PHP + MySQL, Self-Hosted) · $69 once
Sellfy Starter $29/month month-to-month ($22 on yearly billing), up to $10,000 of sales a year; Business $79 ($59), up to $50,000; Premium $159 ($119), up to $200,000; 2% overage above the cap; 0% platform transaction fee
verbatim quote
“'$29 $22 /mo' ... 'Up to $10k in sales per year' ... '$79 $59 /mo' ... '$159 $119 /mo' ... '0% Transaction fees' ... 'a 2% overage fee'”
The month-to-month Starter price; the plan is sized by yearly sales and charges 2% above its cap. Deliora has no cap and no overage.
2026-09-03 vendor page → Deliora — License-Key Delivery for Digital Downloads (PHP + MySQL, Self-Hosted) · $99 once
SendOwl Launch $39/month billed monthly ($32.50 on annual billing), up to 5,000 orders and $10,000 of sales a year; Grow $87 ($72.50); Scale $159 ($132.50); business plans from $299
verbatim quote
“'$39/month' ... '$32.50/month' ... '5k orders per year' ... '$10,000 sales per year' ... '$87/month' ... '$159/month' ... 'Business plans start at $299/month'”
The month-to-month entry plan, which caps yearly sales at $10,000 — cross it and the plan steps up. Deliora has no sales cap.
2026-09-03 vendor page → Deliora — License-Key Delivery for Digital Downloads (PHP + MySQL, Self-Hosted) · $99 once
Sertifier The free plan covers up to 25 people; at the page's default — credentials for 500 people a year, billed yearly ("2 months free") — $750 per year; issued credentials stay valid after you cancel, by the vendor's own FAQ
verbatim quote
“I'll send credentials to 500 people this year. I'll pay monthly / yearly · 2 months free $750 per year ... The free plan covers up to 25 people ... Issued credentials will remain valid and accessible to recipients even if you cancel your subscription.”
Sertifier prices by RECIPIENT per year — the slider asks how many people you will send credentials to this year — and the price shown is annual, so no monthly figure is computed from this row (read 2026-09-24). Certora is $79 once for issuing and verification you host yourself, with no recipient ceiling and nothing to renew.
2026-09-24 vendor page → Certora — Public Certificate Verification Page (PHP + MySQL, Self-Hosted) · $79 once
Service Fusion Starter $245/month month-to-month ($208/month billed annually); Plus $382 ($325 annually); Pro $627 ($533 annually) — all tiers "Unlimited Users"
verbatim quote
“Monthly Annual Save 15% Starter $208 Per Month (billed annually) Unlimited Users ... Plus $325 Per Month (billed annually) ... Pro $533 Per Month (billed annually) ... [Monthly] Starter $245 Per Month Unlimited Users ... Plus $382 Per Month ... Pro $627 Per Month”
The month-to-month Starter price, shown beside the 15%-cheaper annual figure; the annual rate is quoted too so nobody mistakes it for the monthly one. Unlimited users is genuine and is the honest counterweight: Service Fusion meters months, not seats. Re-read 2026-09-26 in a rendered browser, both billing states: unchanged. A render from a US address the day before showed the tiers with no figures, so the page may vary by visitor. Jobora meters neither.
2026-09-26 vendor page → Jobora — Self-Hosted Job Management: Quotes, Scheduling, Job Costing · $129 once
ServiceTitan No public price — quote-gated: three packages (Starter, Essentials, The Works), each "Request Pricing"
verbatim quote
“'Our per-technician pricing is designed to fit your business and goals, at any size.' ... 'Starter' ... 'Essentials' ... 'The Works' ... 'Request Pricing'”
ServiceTitan publishes no number: all three packages end in a sales conversation, and the one pricing sentence on the page says it is priced per technician. Jobora publishes its price on its own page and is one payment for any number of technicians.
2026-08-30 vendor page → Jobora — Self-Hosted Job Management: Quotes, Scheduling, Job Costing · $129 once
Setmore Free tier; Pro $5/user/month billed annually ($12/user/month billed monthly)
verbatim quote
“$5/user/month billed annually; $12/user/month billed monthly”
Per-user; figure shown for 3 staff x $5 = $15/mo on annual billing - the same three seats cost $36/mo billed monthly. Free tier exists; Slotly is one payment, unlimited staff.
2026-09-03 vendor page → Slotly — Appointment & Booking System (PHP + MySQL, Self-Hosted) · $99 once
Shopify POS Irish page: Basic 'Starting at €32 EUR/ month' paid monthly or €24 billed yearly; Grow €92/€69; Advanced €384/€289; Plus €2,100/month on a 3-year term; POS Pro +€79/month per location (+€69 yearly). US page: Basic $39/$29, Grow $105/$79, Advanced $399/$299, Plus $2,300
verbatim quote
“[IE, Pay monthly] Basic For solo entrepreneurs Starting at €32 EUR/ month ... Grow ... Starting at €92 EUR/ month ... Advanced ... Starting at €384 EUR/ month ... Plus ... Starting at €2,100 EUR/ month on a 3-year term ... + €79 EUR/month for each POS Pro location ... [Pay yearly] Starting at €24 EUR/month billed yearly ... €69 ... €289 ... + €69 EUR/month for each POS Pro location ... [US, shopify.com/pos/pricing] Starting at $39 USD/ month ... $105 ... $399 ... $2,300 USD/ month on a 3-year term ... [Pay yearly] $29 ... $79 ... $299”
Read in euros on Shopify's Irish page and in dollars on its US page, both 2026-09-26 in both billing states; each is Shopify's own regional price, not a conversion, so no cents are stored. The 2026-09-03 row quoted Basic at €27 and Grow at €74, which the Irish page no longer shows; Advanced €384, Plus €2,100 and POS Pro €79 are unchanged on monthly billing. The €1 introductory months are an offer, not the price. Vendra is one payment, any number of tills.
2026-09-26 vendor page → Vendra — POS & Inventory System (PHP + MySQL, Self-Hosted) · $59 once
Sign In App Core £415 per site / year (Enhanced £835, Pro £1255 per site / year)
verbatim quote
“'Core' ... '£415 per site / year' ... 'Enhanced' ... '£835 per site / year' ... 'Pro' ... '£1255 per site / year'”
Priced per site per year, in pounds. No conversion is applied — the rate is not something Sign In App published. Re-read 2026-09-07: the sterling figures are all still in the served markup, but the page RENDERS euros to a European reader (€970, €1,450), which are separate regional prices rather than conversions of the pounds. Both are the vendor's; which you see depends on where you sit. Visitora is one payment for the site, forever.
2026-08-22 vendor page → Visitora — Visitor Sign-In & Fire Roll Call (PHP + MySQL, Self-Hosted) · $79 once
SimpleConsign Basic $159/mo, billed monthly (Standard $259/mo; Professional $359/mo; Vendor Mall Plus $379/mo; Enterprise custom)
verbatim quote
“All prices per month, billed monthly, USD.”
Professional has a $99/mo 6-month intro and Vendor Mall Plus a $199/mo intro - regular prices are cited only.
2026-09-03 vendor page → Consigna — Self-Hosted Consignment & Resale-Shop Manager · $84 once
Simply Fleet Essential $30 per vehicle per year billed yearly ($150/yr for 5 vehicles), or $3 per vehicle per month ($15/mo for 5); Advanced $50 per vehicle per year ($250/yr for 5) or $5 per vehicle per month ($25/mo for 5)
verbatim quote
“Essential $30 per vehicle per year $ 150 /yr for 5 vehicles”
The lowest published price: Essential billed yearly, $30 per vehicle per year, $150 a year for 5 vehicles on the page, about $12.50 a month; month to month $3 per vehicle, $15 for 5 (re-read 2026-10-11; the page dates the new rates to 15 September 2026, and its FAQ still quotes the old $2). A free plan covers up to 5 vehicles (read 2026-09-24): below that size it is the cheaper answer, and the case for Fleetora is ownership and data control. At 25 vehicles: $750 a year.
2026-10-11 vendor page → Fleetora — Vehicle Expiry & Service-Due Reminders (PHP + MySQL, Self-Hosted) · $69 once
SimplyBook.me Basic EUR 11.9/mo billed annually (free tier exists)
verbatim quote
“Basic - 11.9 euro per month (billed annually)”
Page served EUR prices to the 2026-07-05 fetch (geo-dependent) - not used in the USD calculator. Re-reads from this exit on 2026-09-03 and again on 2026-09-26 were served BRAZILIAN REAL (Basic R$33.75/mo billed annually; the free tier still exists), a different regional price rather than a conversion - so the euro price is NOT RE-VERIFIED and keeps its original read date. Re-verifying it needs a read from a euro-serving exit.
2026-07-05 vendor page → Slotly — Appointment & Booking System (PHP + MySQL, Self-Hosted) · $99 once
Singenuity No subscription published: a 4% booking fee, which the page states the guest pays. Applies to activity revenue only ("No % fees on merchandise, concessions, photos"). Photo solution billed at $0.03 per photo upload. "Get a custom quote" for volume.
verbatim quote
“'Per booking fee' ... 'Your guest is charged a small percentage of each booking. That's it. No surprises.' ... '4' '%' 'Booking fee' ... 'Only applies to activity revenue' ... 'No % fees on merchandise, concessions, photos, knick-knacks or patty-whacks' ... 'Photo solution ($0.03/photo upload)' ... 'Next day payouts' ... 'You always hold your money'”
No monthly price is published, so no monthly figure is recorded and none is implied. 4% of activity revenue is a real cost that scales with success rather than with seats: an operator taking $8,000 of tours a month pays about $320 that month, and more the month after a good season. Slotly is one payment whatever the volume — but Slotly does not take the money, which is the point below.
2026-09-06 vendor page → Slotly — Appointment & Booking System (PHP + MySQL, Self-Hosted) · $99 once
Skills Base Free $0 "free forever"; Teams $2.25 per person/month; Enterprise $4 per person/month. Priced per person on every paid tier, with the enterprise tier routed through a demo
verbatim quote
“free $0 free forever ... teams $2.25 per person / month ... enterprise $4 per person / month ... unlimted assessments skill matrix reports”
Shown at 40 people ($2.25 x 40 = $90/month; the page names no billing period, re-read 2026-10-08) so it sits beside the TalentLMS 1-40 band on this product. The nearest rival to Trainora in kind rather than category — it is a skills matrix, not a course platform — and it is the cheapest per head of the three, which is worth saying plainly. Trainora is $79 once, for any number of people.
2026-10-08 vendor page → Trainora — Self-Hosted Training Matrix: Competencies, Expiry, Evidence · $79 once
Skiplino Queue Management Professional $299 per month per location billed yearly; Enterprise $399; Appointment tier $99; Retail tier $99; Virtual Branch $549; custom pricing on request
verbatim quote
“'$299 per month/location' ... '$399 per month/location' ... 'billed yearly' ... '$99 per month/location' ... '7 day free trial'”
The queue-management entry price per location on yearly billing, the only period the page shows. Tokora is one payment for the location.
2026-09-03 vendor page → Tokora — Queue & Token Display System (PHP + MySQL, Self-Hosted) · $69 once
Sling Premium $2.00/user/month ($1.70 billed annually); Business $4.00/user/month ($3.40 annually); free for up to 30 users
verbatim quote
“$ 2.00 1.70 per user per month”
Per-user - calculator assumes 3 staff x $2.00 = $6.00/mo on Premium (monthly billing; $1.70/user billed annually). Sling is genuinely cheap per head, so the payback is long for a small team and shortens as the roster grows; Rostera is one payment for unlimited staff. Annual billing is a stated 15% off on both paid tiers.
2026-09-03 vendor page → Rostera — Staff Shift Scheduler & Rota (PHP + MySQL, Self-Hosted) · $69 once
Smartwaiver Basic $19/mo or $194/yr (100 waivers a month); Starter $55/mo or $561/yr (300); Business $155/mo or $1,581/yr (1,000); Premium $199/mo or $2,030/yr (2,500). Storage is a $7/month add-on
verbatim quote
“'Basic $19/mo' ... 'Starter $55/mo' ... 'Business $155/mo' ... 'Premium $199/mo'”
Basic at its lowest published price ($194 a year, about $16.17 a month billed annually) is the honest floor; volume gyms need Starter and up. Two direct reads were refused (HTTP 403 on 2026-09-03, a bot wall on 2026-09-07 and again on 2026-10-08); read on 2026-09-07 through a rendering proxy — every monthly figure unchanged, and the ANNUAL ladder recorded here for the first time, about 15% under twelve monthly payments.
2026-09-07 vendor page → Waiverly — Digital Waiver & E-Signature Kiosk (PHP + MySQL, Self-Hosted) · $79 once
Smile.io Essential $15 per month (Standard $79/mo, Growth $199/mo, Plus $999/mo annual, Enterprise on request); a free tier covers 200 monthly orders
verbatim quote
“Essential For stores gaining traction and growing loyalty $15 per month, monthly billing”
Flat monthly, metered by order volume rather than by seat: Free covers 200 monthly orders, Essential 500, Standard 1,000, Growth 2,500. The $15 figure is the first paid tier - a shop under 200 orders a month should compare against the free plan first. Loyalora is bought once and has no order ceiling of any kind. Plus carries 7,500 monthly orders; the page prints monthly rates only, with no annual figure beside them.
2026-09-03 vendor page → Loyalora — Self-Hosted Loyalty & Rewards Register: Points, Rewards, Redemptions · $59 once
Soldo Standard £27 per month + VAT (1 wallet, 3 users, 3 cards, up to 20 outbound bank transfers a month); Plus £39 per month + VAT (3 company wallets, 3 users, 3 cards, up to 30 transfers); Unlimited "Price on request"; 30-day free trial. One monthly price per plan, no annual state
verbatim quote
“£27 per month +VAT* Try it FREE for 30 days Your standard plan starts with: 1 wallet 3 users 3 physical or virtual Soldo cards ... £39 per month +VAT* ... Unlimited ... Price on request”
Priced in pounds like the Pleo row above it, so no monthly cents and no dollar saving are stored. Re-read 2026-09-26: Standard rose from £21 to £27 and Plus from £33 to £39 since 2026-09-03; the page shows no monthly/annual switch. Soldo is a regulated card issuer that replaces petty cash with prepaid company cards; Cashora is the ledger for the cash box you keep, bought once at $59.
2026-09-26 vendor page → Cashora — Petty Cash Ledger Software (PHP + MySQL, Self-Hosted) · $59 once
Sortly Free $0 (100 items, 1 user); Advanced $49/month standing ($24 in the first year); Ultra $149 ($74 first year); Premium $299 ($149 first year); Enterprise "Get a Quote"
verbatim quote
“'$0 USD/mo' ... 'Unique Items: 100' ... '$49 $24 USD/mo' ... '$149 $74 USD/mo' ... '$299 $149 USD/mo' ... 'Get a Quote'”
The standing Advanced price; the page shows a first-year discount crossed against it, which is an offer, not the price. Plans are sized by unique items and user licenses. Restock has no item or user cap.
2026-09-03 vendor page → Restock · $89 once
Square Appointments Free plan; Plus $49/mo per location (Premium $149/mo)
verbatim quote
“$0/mo per location - $49/mo per location - $149/mo per location”
Free plan covers basics; Plus $49/mo per location, Premium $149/mo (read 2026-07-22). A 2026-09-03 re-read could NOT verify these: the page served an unrendered shell with template tokens and no prices, confirmed twice. Square's own press page, read the same day, does publish Free $0 / Plus $49 / Premium $149 per location - corroboration, but at a different address than this row cites, so the date stays. Note: the $35/mo + $6/person figure on Square pages is Square Payroll, not Appointments.
2026-07-22 vendor page → Slotly — Appointment & Booking System (PHP + MySQL, Self-Hosted) · $99 once
Square Loyalty No public price - the product page shows a 30-day trial and a sales contact, no figure (verified)
verbatim quote
“Try Square Loyalty free for 30 days.”
Square Loyalty is an add-on to a Square account. Its own product page publishes no price, and the general Square pricing page lists loyalty as a plan feature without a figure for it. No number is printed here because none renders publicly. The previous mechanism quote joined two separate buttons into one string; it now quotes only what is contiguous on the page.
2026-09-03 vendor page → Loyalora — Self-Hosted Loyalty & Rewards Register: Points, Rewards, Redemptions · $59 once
Square POS Square Plus $49/mo per location (Square Premium $149/mo; free $0 tier exists; all paid per transaction)
verbatim quote
“$49/month per location”
Per location. Figures verified on Square's own press page announcing the Free/Plus/Premium plans (the pricing page renders prices via JS). Honest note: Square's free tier charges per card transaction - and Vendra records card tenders, it does not process cards. If you need software that takes the payment itself, Square is your tool; if you have a card terminal and want the till, stock ledger and data to be yours, that is Vendra.
2026-09-03 vendor page → Vendra — POS & Inventory System (PHP + MySQL, Self-Hosted) · $59 once
TalentLMS Core $119/month billed yearly ($1,428/yr) or $149 monthly (1-40 users); Grow $229 yearly or $299 monthly (1-70); Pro $449 yearly or $579 monthly (1-100). With 'Flexible user limit' on, Pro is $599 yearly or $779 monthly, + $6 per additional user. A free plan exists
verbatim quote
“*Prices in USD, no hidden costs Monthly Pay Yearly (Save 20%) Yearly ... Core ... 1-40 users $ 119 /month $1,428/yr Billed yearly ... Grow ... $ 229 /month $2,748/yr ... Pro ... $ 449 /month $5,388/yr ... [Monthly] $ 149 /month ... $ 299 /month ... $ 579 /month ... [Flexible user limit] Pro ... $ 599 /month $7,188/yr ... + $6 per additional user”
The entry Core tier on yearly billing ($119 a month) covers up to 40 people; paid month to month it is $149. Re-read 2026-09-26 with the period switch and Flexible user limit both operated: $119, $229 and $449 are the YEARLY prices the page opens on, not the monthly ones this row gave on 2026-08-22, and '+ $6 per additional user' belongs to Pro with Flexible user limit on ($599 yearly, $779 monthly). Trainora is $79 once, for any number of people.
2026-09-26 vendor page → Trainora — Self-Hosted Training Matrix: Competencies, Expiry, Evidence · $79 once
TenantCloud Starter $15.00/mo billed annually ($180/yr, "Save $120/yr - 40% off"); $25.00/mo billed monthly, up from $18.00 at the 2026-09-03 read. Growth $29/mo annually ($350/yr) or $35 monthly; Pro $50/$60; Business "Starting at $100/mo" monthly, annual quoted
verbatim quote
“Starter 'Monthly $25 /mo' ... 'Annual $180/yr billed annually $15 /mo' ... 'Save $120/yr - 40% off'”
Two 2026-09-03 attempts returned HTTP 503 and a third succeeded, which is the read behind the annual figure. That figure is unchanged: $180/yr, the cheapest verified rental-ops tier. What moved is the month-to-month price a buyer can walk away from — $18.00 on 2026-09-03, $25.00 on 2026-09-07 — so the gap between renting and owning widened by $7/mo with the annual headline standing still. Growth shows $29/mo against $350/yr; the exact quotient is $29.17 and the vendor rounds it down.
2026-09-07 vendor page → Rentara · $119 once
Termly Starter $10 per website/month billed annually, $14 billed monthly; Pro+ $15 annually, $20 monthly; Free $0; Agency custom. Pro+ bulk calculator (annual): $12.00 per license at 2, $10.50 at 5, $9.00 at 10. A live promo ('Extra 20% OFF using code FALL2026') sat over the prices
verbatim quote
“[served HTML] Starter For essential protection $ 10 $ 14 Per website/month Billed Annually Billed Monthly ... Pro+ For complete compliance $ 15 $ 20 Per website/month ... [rendered, European address] Starter ... € 9,5 Per website/month Billed Annually ... € 13 Per website/month Billed Monthly ... Pro+ ... € 13,5 ... € 18 ... [Bulk License Savings, Pro+, Annual] Number of Licenses 2 $12.00 / license ... 5 $10.50 / license ... 10 $9.00 / license ... Extra 20% OFF using code FALL2026”
The unit is a WEBSITE, not a seat: $14 is Starter for one site month to month. Re-read 2026-09-26: Termly prices by location, and this European address was shown euros (Starter 9,5 and 13, Pro+ 13,5 and 18 per website/month) while the served HTML carries the dollar table; the euro figures are Termly's own, not a conversion. The bulk discount now starts at 2 licenses, not 5 as on 2026-09-03. The promo is noted, not used. Privara is $79 once, whatever number of sites.
2026-09-26 vendor page → Privara — Self-Hosted GDPR DSAR Management Portal · $79 once
TimeCamp Starter $3.99 per user/month billed annually, $5.49 month-to-month; Premium $6.99 annually, $9.99 monthly; Ultimate $9.99 annually, $13.99 monthly; a free tier exists. The AI tracker adds usage on top — the page estimates "about $6 per user/month" of tokens
verbatim quote
“starter time & billing $3.99 /mo $ 3.99 per user billed annually or $5.49 month-to-month ... premium profit & productivity $6.99 /mo ... ultimate analytics & collaboration $9.99 /mo ... estimated token usage is about $6 per user/month”
The entry paid tier on the annual commitment for three seats ($3.99 x 3), the same basis as the Clockify row. The month-to-month price is 38% higher and is recorded in the text rather than averaged away. The AI feature is metered separately in tokens, which the vendor estimates at about $6 per user a month — a second meter on top of the seat. Clockora is $69 once, for the whole team, with no token bill behind it.
2026-09-03 vendor page → Clockora — Staff Timesheet & Time Tracker (PHP + MySQL, Self-Hosted) · $69 once
Timetastic Business $1.50/user/month, Pro $2.50/user/month, Rota and Time Clock $5.50/user/month; 30-day trial, no free tier
verbatim quote
“$1.50 per user per month (Business); Pro $2.50 and Rota and Time Clock $5.50 per user per month”
Per-seat monthly and the cheapest anchor on the market. Figure shown for 3 staff - break-even shortens with team size (10 staff: about 4 months). Leavora is one payment for unlimited staff. Re-read 2026-09-07, unchanged: three plans, one rate each, no annual toggle and no free tier - 'Three super simple price plans, each with a 30-day free trial, no credit card required.'
2026-09-03 vendor page → Leavora — Staff Leave & PTO Tracker (PHP + MySQL, Self-Hosted) · $99 once
Toggl Track Free $0 "for a limited number of users"; Starter $9 per user per month on annual billing, $12 on monthly; Premium $16 per user per month on annual billing, $24 on monthly; Enterprise "Contact Us" (no public price). The page opens on Annual, labeled "Save 33.3%"
verbatim quote
“Annual (Save 33.3%) Monthly Free $0 Free for a limited number of users. ... Starter $9 per user per month ... Premium Best value $16 per user per month ... [Monthly] Starter $12 per user per month ... Premium $24 per user per month ... Enterprise Contact Us”
Stored at the entry PAID tier on annual billing for three seats ($9 x 3), matching the Clockify and Harvest rows on this product; month to month the same three seats are $36. Re-read 2026-09-26 at toggl.com/pricing, where /track/pricing/ now redirects: the first-year Premium offer ($14, renewing at $18) that the 2026-09-03 read quoted is gone, and Premium is $16 on annual billing or $24 monthly. Clockora is $69 once, for every member of staff, with no year two.
2026-09-26 vendor page → Clockora — Staff Timesheet & Time Tracker (PHP + MySQL, Self-Hosted) · $69 once
Tradify Lite $47 USD per user/month (Pro $51, Plus $61 per user/month)
verbatim quote
“'$47 USD per user/month.' ... '$51 USD per user/month.' ... '$61 USD per user/month.'”
Straight per-user pricing with no bundled seats — the figure shown assumes a three-person crew on the entry tier, 3 x $47 = $141/mo. A sole trader pays $47 and should compare on that basis; the meter is the thing that grows. Jobora is one payment whatever the headcount.
2026-08-22 vendor page → Jobora — Self-Hosted Job Management: Quotes, Scheduling, Job Costing · $129 once
Tradogram Essentials $950.40/year billed yearly ($79.20/month), or $99/month monthly, "1+ users · Additional user fee applies"; Premium (20+ users) and Scale (unlimited users) are "Custom Quote"
verbatim quote
“'$950.40 /year 1+ users · Additional user fee applies' ... '$99 /month' ... 'Custom Quote' ... '20+ users'”
The lowest published Essentials price for the first user: $950.40 a year billed yearly, $79.20 a month ($99 month to month; re-read 2026-10-11, the yearly switch reads "Save 20%"). Every additional user carries a fee the page names but does not price, and the two upper tiers are quoted. Approva is one payment for the whole approval chain.
2026-10-11 vendor page → Approva — Purchase Requests with Amount-Based Sign-off and Numbered POs (PHP + MySQL, Self-Hosted) · $99 once
Trail Team £38 per site/month billed monthly, £32 yearly; Standard £75 monthly, £65 yearly; Trail Evo £82.50 monthly, £71.50 yearly. Priced per SITE, in pounds, with "save up to 20%" on the yearly column
verbatim quote
“team£38per site / month£32per site / month ... standard£75per site / month£65per site / month ... trail evo£82.50per site / month£71.50per site / month”
Priced in pounds, so no cents are stored and no dollar saving is computed — converting would invent a rate Trail never published. What the row carries is the shape: the meter is the SITE, both billing columns are published side by side, and the yearly one is about 15% cheaper. Safora is $79 once, for the diary on your own server.
2026-09-03 vendor page → Safora · $79 once
Trustpilot Starter "from $99 per month, per domain, billed annually" with 100 review invitations a month; Plus from $319 per month per domain; Premium from $799; a free tier exists and Enterprise is contact-sales. Every paid tier is priced PER DOMAIN and billed annually
verbatim quote
“starterstart growing trustfrom$99per month, per domain, billed annually ... 100 review invitations pe ... plusturn trust into demandfrom$319per month ... premiummake feedback your competitive edgefrom$799per month”
The entry paid tier, on the annual commitment the page states, and every figure is a "from" — the vendor says elsewhere on the same page that price varies with business size, domain and annual revenue. The comparison is a straight one: Trustpilot Starter is $99 a month for one domain and 100 invitations; Revup is $99 once, for unlimited requests, on your own server.
2026-09-03 vendor page → Revup — Review Requests with Private Feedback (PHP + MySQL, Self-Hosted) · $99 once
TurboTenant Free $0/month; Essentials from $12.42/month and Pro from $16.48/month, billed yearly by units managed: 1–10 units $149/year or $199/year, 11–30 $199 or $399, 31–60 $299 or $699, 61+ $349 or $999
verbatim quote
“$149/year”
A genuinely free plan exists, and a landlord whose needs fit it pays nothing for listing, screening and rent collection. The paid plans are billed yearly only, in bands of units managed: Essentials at 1-10 units is $149/year, which the page shows as from $12.42/month, and Pro is $199/year at the same band. No monthly figure is entered for the break-even calculator, because nothing here is billed monthly and the entry plan is free. Read 2026-09-24.
2026-09-24 vendor page → Rentara · $119 once
UpKeep Premium $55/user/mo — the first tier listing PM scheduling, custom checklists and parts & inventory management; Essential $24/user/mo lists none of the three; Professional & Enterprise quote-only
verbatim quote
“$ 55 /user/mo ... Essential + UpKeep Studio PM scheduling Custom checklists Parts & inventory management with costing”
Per-user - calculator assumes 3 users x $55 = $165/mo on Premium, the first UpKeep tier that lists PM scheduling, checklists and parts (read 2026-09-24); Essential at $24 lists none of the three, and the page publishes no annual-billing alternative. Implementation is priced separately (read 2026-09-07: Training Only $500, Implementation & Training $1,500, Expanded Training $5,000).
2026-09-24 vendor page → Fixora — Usage-Based Preventive Maintenance Schedule (PHP + MySQL, Self-Hosted) · $129 once
Vacation Tracker Core, 1 to 25 users: $550/yr billed yearly ($45.83/month), or $2/user/month billed monthly with a $50 minimum (EUR 50/month minimum to European visitors). Complete $3.67/user/month yearly ($1100 minimum), $4 monthly ($100 minimum). Same numerals in euros or dollars, chosen by location
verbatim quote
“[rendered, European address] Core €2 per user / month €50 minimum Billed monthly ... Complete Popular €4 per user / month €100 minimum Billed monthly ... [Yearly] Core €1.83 per user / month €550 minimum Billed yearly ... €3.67 per user / month €1100 minimum Billed yearly ... [served HTML] Core $ 2 per user / month ... $ 50 minimum Billed Monthly ... [pricing script] Rates: Core $2/user/mo (min $50), Complete $4/user/mo (min $100).”
Stored at the lowest published price: Core billed yearly, $550 a year for 1 to 25 users ($45.83 a month; month to month it is $50, as 1 to 25 users bill as 25). Re-read 2026-10-11 in the page's own pricing script (first Core annual bucket { maxUsers: 25, basePrice: 550 }), where the symbol 'is resolved at runtime (geo detection)' over one set of numbers. The '$1 per user, $25 minimum' read on 2026-09-05 is now only HTML placeholder text.
2026-10-11 vendor page → Leavora — Staff Leave & PTO Tracker (PHP + MySQL, Self-Hosted) · $99 once
Vagaro £20/month for one location with 1 bookable calendar, then £10 more per calendar up to £80 for 7 or more (UK page; each beside a struck-through figure £10 higher). Multiple Locations shows no price ('Contact Multi-location Team'). One monthly price, cancel anytime
verbatim quote
“One Location Here's what you'll pay: £ 30 £ 20 / mo* 1 bookable calendar ... £ 40 £ 30 / mo* 2 bookable calendars ... £ 90 £ 80 / mo* 7 or more bookable calendars ... *Cancel anytime with no cancellation fees ... Multiple Locations ... Contact Multi-location Team”
Read on the UK page in pounds; no conversion, no cents. Re-read 2026-09-26 with the calendar selector walked from Just Me to 7+: the fee rises £10 per bookable calendar, and the £30 recorded on 2026-09-03 as the multi-location price is the two-calendar price at one location; Multiple Locations has no published price. The one-time 20% fee on a new marketplace client's first appointment is no longer stated on the UK page, so it is not repeated. Slotly takes nothing from any appointment.
2026-09-26 vendor page → Slotly — Appointment & Booking System (PHP + MySQL, Self-Hosted) · $99 once
Vanta No public price — quote-gated (verified). Essentials, Plus, Professional and Enterprise plans are named with no figures shown.
verbatim quote
“'Request a free demo today to discuss your business needs and get personalized pricing.'”
The dominant compliance-automation vendor publishes no price for any tier. That is the market Cyresora sits in, and it is worth stating plainly rather than filling with an estimate.
2026-08-22 vendor page → Cyresora — CRA, NIS2, GDPR and DORA Reporting Clocks in Hours (PHP + MySQL, Self-Hosted) · $79 once
Veryfi (OCR API) Free tier up to 100 docs/mo; Starter $500+/mo minimum (under 5k docs/mo); $0.08 per receipt, $0.16 per invoice
verbatim quote
“'$500+/mo' ... 'minimum commitment which buys you <5k docs per month' ... '$0.08 per receipt'”
Metered per-document on top of a $500/mo floor; the free tier stops at 100 documents a month.
2026-09-03 vendor page → Extracta — Self-Hosted AI Invoice & Receipt Data Extractor (BYO Key) · $89 once
Veryfi Restaurant Menu OCR API No public menu-specific price - quote-gated (verified): the Restaurant Menu OCR API page publishes no figure of any kind
verbatim quote
“Veryfi's AI-powered Restaurant Menu OCR API instantly transforms restaurant menus into structured data with exceptional accuracy.”
No menu-specific public price exists at any vendor checked - menu doc-AI falls under contact-only plans. The menu page sells a 'Free 14-day trial, no credit card required' and publishes no price at all; that is what this row cites, and it was unchanged on 2026-09-07. The $500+/mo floor comes from the platform pricing page (veryfi.com/pricing: Starter '$500/mo minimum commitment', re-read the same day), where the catalog cites it on the Extracta row.
2026-09-03 vendor page → Menura · $89 once
Visdum No public price - the pricing page publishes only what it will not charge: "platform fee $0", "usage / api charges $0", "overage penalties $0", "per-transaction or api fees $0", with the plan price itself behind "book a demo" (verified)
verbatim quote
“never on your invoice$0no hidden linesplatform fee$0usage / api charges$0overage penalties$0 ... separate platform feefolded in ... per-transaction or api fees$0”
Fetched live 2026-09-03: a whole pricing page of zeroes and no number for the thing being sold. The zeroes are worth recording rather than dismissing — they say the meter is not usage, API calls or admin seats, which is a real answer to a real fear in this category — but the price is still a conversation. Commissa is $69 once, and the page you are reading has the number on it.
2026-09-03 vendor page → Commissa — Sales-Commission Calculator (PHP + MySQL, Self-Hosted) · $69 once
Vizito Standard "€29.95 per location per month, all features included"; Pro €59.95 per location per month; Enterprise €99.95 per location per month for SAML single sign-on. Multi-location discounts are offered. Priced per LOCATION, in euros
verbatim quote
“vizito starts at €29.95 per location per month on the standard plan ... pro is €59.95 per location per month and enterprise is €99.95 per location per month”
Priced in euros, so no cents are stored and no dollar saving is ever computed from this row — converting would invent a rate Vizito never published. What the row does carry is the shape: the meter is the LOCATION, every core feature is in the entry plan, and single sign-on is the thing held back for the top tier. Visitora is $79 once, for as many sites as you run it on under its license.
2026-09-03 vendor page → Visitora — Visitor Sign-In & Fire Roll Call (PHP + MySQL, Self-Hosted) · $79 once
Waitwhile Free (1 location, 50 visits/month); Starter from $31/month (10 locations, 2,500 visits) and Business from $55/month (10 locations, 5,000 visits)
verbatim quote
“Free - 1 location - 50 visits/month ... paid tiers shown at $31 and $55 per month”
Real free tier for tiny use; beyond it a recurring monthly bill, and the paid tiers meter visits as well as locations. Annual billing is stated as 20% off but the page prints no annual figure. Tokora is one payment, unlimited.
2026-09-03 vendor page → Tokora — Queue & Token Display System (PHP + MySQL, Self-Hosted) · $69 once
WaiverForever Essential $19/mo, Standard $39/mo, Scale $129/mo; free starter plan
verbatim quote
“$19.00 ... $39.00 ... $129.00 monthly tiers shown on the pricing page”
Flat-rate with a free tier for low volume, but paid plans are a monthly bill that grows with features. Waiverly is one payment, unlimited waivers.
2026-07-21 vendor page → Waiverly — Digital Waiver & E-Signature Kiosk (PHP + MySQL, Self-Hosted) · $79 once
WarrantyHub Essentials $549/mo (up to ~1,000 claims); Professional $849/mo (up to ~2,000 claims); Enterprise quote-gated
verbatim quote
“'$549 /mo Up to ~1,000 claims' ... '$849 /mo Up to ~2,000 claims' ... 'Contact us for pricing'”
Read the scale before the saving. This is a claims platform for manufacturers, builders and home-warranty administrators, and the entry tier buys a thousand claims a month — a shop registering a few hundred items a year is nowhere near it. The honest finding is not a headline saving; it is that these platforms are sized for claim volumes a small register never reaches. Warrantora is one payment.
2026-08-22 vendor page → Warrantora — Self-Hosted Warranty & RMA Register: Expiry and Claims · $79 once
Wave Free (Starter) invoicing; Pro $19/mo ($190/yr) + payments/payroll add-ons; Wave Advisors from $149/mo
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“Pro $19 USD/month”
Free-with-paid-add-ons: core invoicing is free (Starter); Pro is $19/mo ($190 billed yearly) and the extras are separately priced - Receipts $11/mo on Starter or $8/mo on Pro, Payroll from $25/mo, card payments 2.9% + $0.60. A $9.50/mo first-three-months promo was live at the 2026-09-03 read; the regular price is cited.
2026-09-03 vendor page → Invora — Recurring invoices, payment links that mark themselves paid, and reminders that chase late payers (PHP + MySQL, Self-Hosted) · $99 once
When I Work Essentials $2.50/user/month (single location), Pro $5/user/month (multiple locations), Premium $8/user/month. Monthly or annual billing, and the page shows the same per-user price for both (no separate annual figure)
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“Essentials $2 .50 /user/month ... Pro $5 /user/month ... Premium $8 /user/month ... flexible monthly or annual billing options”
Per-seat monthly. Figure shown for 3 staff on Essentials, the single-location plan; Rostera is one payment, unlimited staff. Re-read 2026-10-11: prices unchanged; the plans are named Essentials, Pro and Premium again (on 2026-09-26 the page named them by what they cover, one location against several).
2026-10-11 vendor page → Rostera — Staff Shift Scheduler & Rota (PHP + MySQL, Self-Hosted) · $69 once
Whip Around No public price - the vendor withdrew its pricing page; www.whiparound.com/pricing now answers 301 to the homepage, which shows no price, only 'Free Trial' and 'Book a Demo' (2026-09-26)
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“(www.whiparound.com/pricing -> 301 -> https://whiparound.com/) Free Trial Book a Demo ... Try for Free Book a Demo”
The pricing page is gone, so the figures this row carried until now (Standard $5 USD/asset/mo, Pro $9, a free Basic tier for 1 asset and 1 user, last confirmed 2026-08-22) cannot be confirmed and are withdrawn rather than shown as current. Re-read 2026-09-26: /pricing and www./pricing both 301 to the homepage, and the homepage names no price. Per asset, per month was the shape when it was published. Fleetora is one payment for the whole register.
2026-09-26 page withdrawn Fleetora — Vehicle Expiry & Service-Due Reminders (PHP + MySQL, Self-Hosted) · $69 once
WildApricot $56.10/mo at 100 contacts prepaid for two years; $59.40/mo prepaid yearly; $66.00/mo billed monthly. Bands run to 50,000 contacts
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“'$66.00/mo' ... '$59.40/mo' ... 'Savings $79.20/yr' ... '$56.10/mo' ... 'All prices in USD. Prices for 1-year/2-year subscriptions already include the discount. All packages offer the same WildApricot features and benefits.'”
The smallest published band, 100 contacts, at its lowest published price: $56.10 a month on a two-year prepay, "Pre-Pay 2 Years, Save 15%" ($59.40 prepaid yearly, $66.00 month to month; re-read 2026-10-11). Every band above it costs more for the same features. Membora is $59 once, for any number of members.
2026-10-11 vendor page → Membora — Self-Hosted Membership Register: Standing, Quorum, Motions · $59 once
Wodify "starting at $199 $99/month per location": a $199/month per location standing price struck through for a promotional $99 ("Book a demo by September 30 to save $100 every month", "$100/month off for life"). The Essentials, Accelerate and Ultimate cards carry no price of their own
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“'Inflation-beating prices: starting at $199 $99/month per location. Book a demo by September 30 to save $100 every month. $100/month off for life.'”
The standing per-location floor, read with a time-boxed promotion crossing it out; a promo price is not the price, so the standing figure is cited. The deadline moves: on 2026-09-03 the offer still read 'Book a demo by August 31', three days after that deadline, and on 2026-09-26 it reads 'by September 30'. On 2026-09-26 no plan card carries a figure, so the $199 is the page's 'starting at' floor rather than a named plan's price. Gymora is one payment for the location.
2026-09-26 vendor page → Gymora · $69 once
Workiz No public price — three plans (Standard, Pro, Ultimate), each "Request pricing"; annual billing "save $400+" over monthly
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“'Standard' ... 'Request pricing' ... 'Pro' ... 'Ultimate' ... 'Most popular' ... 'save $400+'”
Workiz names three plans and a saving for paying yearly, but not the price the saving is taken from. Jobora publishes its price on its own page.
2026-08-30 vendor page → Jobora — Self-Hosted Job Management: Quotes, Scheduling, Job Costing · $129 once
Zen Planner Studio "Starting at $99/month"; extensions on top: Website $99/month, Engage $249/month, Branded App $39/month; "*Additional charges and/or fees may apply."
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“'Zen Planner Studio' ... 'Starting at' ... '$99/month' ... 'Website' ... '$99/month' ... 'Engage' ... '$249/month' ... 'Branded App' ... '$39/month' ... '*Additional charges and/or fees may apply.'”
NOT re-read on 2026-09-03: the page came back truncated mid-content, so nothing could be verified and the date stands. The core Studio product at its published starting price; the marketing site, automation and branded-app extensions are separate monthly lines on top, and the page itself footnotes further charges. Gymora is one payment with no extensions to buy.
2026-08-30 vendor page → Gymora · $69 once
Zendesk Suite Team $55 per agent/month paid yearly; Suite Professional $115 per agent/month paid yearly; Support Team $19 per agent/month; Enterprise quote-gated
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“'$55' ... 'agent/month paid yearly' ... '$115' ... 'agent/month paid yearly' ... '$19' ... 'agent/month paid yearly' ... 'Talk to Sales'”
Suite Team on the annual commitment, shown for a three-person desk: 3 × $55 = $165/month. The cheaper $19 Support Team tier is email and ticketing only. Helpora is $69 once, for any number of people working the queue.
2026-08-22 vendor page → Helpora — First-Response Clock for Internal Requests (PHP + MySQL, Self-Hosted) · $69 once
Zoho Billing Standard $25 per Organization per Month billed annually, $29 paid monthly; Premium $59 annually, $69 monthly. Per ORGANIZATION, not per seat - but users are a paid add-on at $9 user/month ($7.5 billed annually), so the headline is not the whole bill
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“Monthly Yearly (Save More) ... STANDARD $29 $25 per Organization per Month (Billed annually) ... PREMIUM $69 $59 per Organization per Month (Billed annually) ... USERS $7.5 user/month ... [Monthly] STANDARD $29 per Organization per Month ... PREMIUM $69 per Organization per Month ... USERS $9 user/month”
The stored figure is Standard at its lowest published price, $25 per organization a month billed annually ($29 monthly; re-read 2026-10-11 in the page's own regional price data, which gives the same numerals for the US and the EU). The page's HTML also carries $50/$39 and $100/$79 placeholders that its script replaces with the visitor's regional prices. Users are an add-on, so every extra person adds to the bill.
2026-10-11 vendor page → Invora — Recurring invoices, payment links that mark themselves paid, and reminders that chase late payers (PHP + MySQL, Self-Hosted) · $99 once
Zoho Expense Standard $3/user/month billed annually ($4/user/month billed monthly, USD)
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“Standard plan: Monthly: $ 4 per user Yearly subscription: $ 3 per user”
Per user, at the lowest published price: $3 a month billed annually ($4 monthly; re-read 2026-10-11, the page's FAQ gives both, "Monthly: $ 4 per user" and "Yearly subscription: $ 3 per user"). Zoho Expense also has a Free plan for up to 3 users (read 2026-09-24): Expensa is for teams past that, or for anyone who keeps the receipts and reports on their own server.
2026-10-11 vendor page → Expensa · $89 once
Zoho Inventory US page: Standard $29 per organization/month billed annually, $39 monthly (500 orders, 3 users, 2 locations); Premium $79/$99; Plus $129/$159; Enterprise $249/$299. Add-ons: users $7.5 annually or $9 monthly, locations $10 or $12, 500 orders $7.5
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“[US page] STANDARD $ 29 per organization / month billed annually 500 orders / month 3 users 2 locations ... PREMIUM $ 79 ... 3000 orders / month 5 users 4 locations ... PLUS $ 129 ... ENTERPRISE $ 249 ... [Monthly] STANDARD $ 39 per organization / month billed monthly ... PREMIUM $ 99 ... PLUS $ 159 ... ENTERPRISE $ 299 ... Users $ 7.5 per organization / month billed annually ... [global page, European visitor] STANDARD € 29 ... 2 users ... PROFESSIONAL € 79 ... PREMIUM € 129 ... ENTERPRISE € 249”
The annual entry figure on the US page ($29); monthly it is $39. Re-read 2026-09-26 in both states on the US page and on the global page this row used to cite, which answers a European address in euros and keeps the older names and caps (Standard 29 with 2 users, Professional 79, Premium 129, Enterprise 249). On the US page the 79 tier is Premium and the 129 tier Plus. Every cap is sold as an add-on. No free plan appears on either page today. Restock is one payment.
2026-09-26 vendor page → Restock · $89 once
Zoho Invoice Free - $0 (single plan, no paid tiers)
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“$0 for Seamless & Dependable Invoicing”
Genuinely free SaaS comp - compare on ownership/self-hosting, not price. Re-read 2026-09-07, unchanged: still one plan at $0 with no paid tier anywhere on the page, and the caps are the price.
2026-09-03 vendor page → Invora — Recurring invoices, payment links that mark themselves paid, and reminders that chase late payers (PHP + MySQL, Self-Hosted) · $99 once

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