Terms and disclaimer

Plain terms for using this site and its data.

What the data is

SaaS Reference records the list prices that vendors publish on their own pricing pages, the dates on which each price was observed, and the official announcements that explain some changes. Every figure links to the capture, archive snapshot or announcement it was read from. The methodology explains what counts as evidence and how changes are derived.

What it is not

• It is not a quote. The price you pay depends on your contract, discounts, region, taxes, currency and the date; check the vendor's current page before you buy or budget.
• Dates are observation dates. A change is shown between the last time the old price was seen and the first time the new one was seen; the real switch may have happened anywhere in that window.
• Coverage has gaps. Products, plans and periods without evidence are missing, not assumed stable.
• It is not financial, legal or procurement advice.

Accuracy and corrections

Prices are extracted by scripts and reviewed by a person before publication, but mistakes are possible. If a figure does not match its evidence link, open an issue in the project repository with the evidence link; corrections are made in the data files and recorded in the version history. The site is provided as is, without warranty of any kind, and the operator is not liable for decisions made on the basis of it.

Re-use

You may quote, chart and re-publish the extracted figures with attribution to SaaS Reference and a link to the relevant product page; the dataset downloads and the embed snippets exist for that purpose. See re-use and citation.

Trademarks and affiliation

Vendor and product names are used to identify the products whose prices are recorded. They belong to their owners. SaaS Reference is independent and is not affiliated with, endorsed by or sponsored by any vendor.

External links

Evidence links lead to vendor pages, the Internet Archive and announcement pages that the operator does not control. Archived pages show what the archive captured at the time, which may differ from what the vendor shows today.