SaaS pricing directory
List prices, licensing models, add-on costs and the mechanics that decide the invoice, for the software your company already pays for. Every page is compiled from the vendor's own published pricing page and carries the date it was checked.
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- Oct 2026
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6 pages · sorted by a–z · all figures checked Oct 2026
| Vendor | Starts at | Licensing model | Free tier |
|---|---|---|---|
 1PasswordSecurity & Password management | /user/mo | Per user / month, billed annually | NoNo free plan, 14-day trial only |
 AtlassianProject management | /user/mo | Per user / month on a sliding scale, the per-seat rate falls as user count rises | YesFree plan for up to 10 users |
 DashlaneSecurity & Password management | /user/mo | Per user / month, billed annually | NoConsumer free plan discontinued; business plans have no free tier |
 HubSpotCRM & Marketing | /seat/mo | Per seat, by seat type, layered on hub and tier, plus marketing-contact tiers on Marketing Hub | YesFree CRM with up to 5 free Core Seats and unlimited View-Only Seats |
 monday.comProject management | /seat/mo | Bucket pricing, you buy blocks of seats, not individual seats | YesFree plan on the AI work platform only, 2 seats |
 SalesforceCRM & Marketing | /user/mo | Per user / month, billed annually (Starter Suite can be billed monthly) | YesFree Suite, capped at 2 user licences |
Browse by category
What licensing looks like across each category, and where the money usually goes.
Security & Password management
2 vendorsThe most honest pricing in this directory, published per user, with little hidden. Watch for access management and device trust sold as separate products alongside the password manager.
CRM & Marketing
2 vendorsThe category with the widest gap between the published price and the signed contract. Editions and seat tiers are public, but add-ons, contact tiers and mandatory onboarding fees decide the invoice.
Project management
2 vendorsCheap per seat, expensive in aggregate. Seat buckets, user-count thresholds and metered automation mean you rarely pay headcount multiplied by the list price.
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Each page is compiled by an automated agent from the vendor's own published pricing page, and carries the date it was last checked and a link to the source. Vendors change packaging without notice, regional pricing differs, and quote-only tiers have no public number at all. Check against the vendor's pricing page or your own contract before you budget or sign. Figures exclude tax. No affiliation with the vendors listed.