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.
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.
Embed a live verified-price badge on your own site — one line, always current:
<div class="ownware-price-badge" data-vendor="Qminder"></div> <script src="https://ownware.io/assets/obs-badge.js" defer></script>
Download the whole dataset: CSV · JSON (CORS-open, hourly cache). Cite it in one line (CC BY 4.0):
The SaaS Price Observatory, Deliora Demo Store (CC BY 4.0). Retrieved 2026-11-13. https://deliora.ownware.io/observatory
Or link this page or a row’s anchor directly. Want the analysis, not just the rows? Read The State of Self-Hosted Software 2026 — what these figures say when you line them up. Spotted a price change we haven’t caught? Email the store — corrections ship within days.
| Vendor | Published price (verbatim) | Verified | Source | Own-once alternative |
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Want a vendor tracked?
Name the SaaS and we’ll verify its published price into the index (and email you when it lands).
Every one of these has an own-once answer.
The calculator turns this table into your number — tick the tools you rent and see the three-year cost next to owning them outright.