SaaS Ranking

Public pricing

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3201 of 8300 companies we measured publish it, that is 39%. Last checked 2026-10-22.

How the company counts work

Every figure on this page counts companies, not product entries. A company with several products counts once. A finding at any of its products places that company in the found group.

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The evidence at a glance
  • Found3,201
  • Not found at checked addresses5,099
  • Not measured591

8,891 companies in total. Unmeasured companies are excluded from the published share.

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Published

Actual numbers on a public page.

3,201 companies published it. Too many to list on one page. The full list is split by category above, and every single result is also on the vendor profile it belongs to.

No public pricing with figures found.

We reached at least one address for each of these vendors and none of them carried it. That is what we found at the addresses we checked, on the date we checked them, and not a statement about what the vendor has.

5,099 companies were reached and did not carry it at the addresses we checked. Too many to list on one page. The full list is split by category above, and every single result is also on the vendor profile it belongs to.

Not measured

We could not reach these vendors, or their robots.txt asks us not to. This says something about our measurement, not about them. They are left out of the percentage above.

591 companies could not be measured by us. Too many to list on one page. The full list is split by category above, and every single result is also on the vendor profile it belongs to.

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