Three ways to run the same tool.
Rent the SaaS, own the software, or let us run it. This page puts all three prices side by side for each app on Ownware Cloud — the rival's price is a cited figure from its own pricing page (dated; quote-gated vendors say so), and the honest trade-offs of our own tier are written down, including when NOT to pick it.
Approva
Self-hosted purchase approvals for finance teams and cost-centre owners: requests route to one, two or three approvers by amount, and the rule that applied is frozen on the record at submission.
Consigna
Self-hosted consignment shop software with penny-exact payouts — an open alternative to SimpleConsign.
Expensa
Batch-upload receipts and let your own AI key extract, categorize, and total them into an accountant-ready report.
Extracta
Extract invoice & receipt data with your own AI key — self-hosted, human-reviewed.
Gymora
Self-hosted gym membership manager with front-desk check-in guards and class-pack credit tracking.
Invora
Self-hosted recurring invoicing for freelancers and small firms: every cycle lands as a draft you approve before it goes out, and each unpaid invoice carries your own payment link.
Packora
Self-hosted per-SKU packaging register for state EPR reporting — exact math, one-time price.
Rentara
Automatic rent posting, late fees, and a tenant self-service portal for the portfolio you already manage.
Secreta
Self-hosted, zero-knowledge one-time secret links — your server can't read what it stores.
Slotly
Self-hosted appointment booking engineered so it can't double-book.
Votera
Your own feedback board, public roadmap, and changelog — unlimited voters, no per-user monthly bill.
Waiverly
Self-hosted digital waivers with a minor/guardian gate and tamper-evident records.
Cloud is the most expensive way to own these tools.
Twelve months of Cloud costs more than buying most of these apps outright — if you can upload a PHP app to shared hosting, owning once is cheaper within the year. Cloud buys you zero ops with a real exit. The SaaS rival buys you zero ops with no exit. That is the entire difference.