SaaS pricing dataset, with the date on every price

What a row contains

• name, slug, category — the tool and where it sits in the index.
• free_plan — yes, no or blank when the vendor’s page did not settle it.
• paid_from, monthly_price, annual_price — the vendor’s own list-price wording, copied, not calculated.
• evidence_level — hands-on, verified or research (defined on the methodology page).
• last_checked — the date that price was last read on the vendor’s pricing page.
• official_pricing_source — the URL it was read from.

Today that splits into 40 rows verified against vendor pages with numbered sources, 1 row from hands-on use, and 135 rows transcribed and dated. The level is in the data because a transcribed price and a double-checked price are not the same claim.

What it does not include

• No discounts, promo codes or negotiated prices. List prices only.
• No currency conversion of our own: where a row shows an approximate dollar figure, that wording came from the vendor’s page and is copied, not calculated.
• No guarantee of freshness: a row is accurate as of last_checked, and vendors move prices without notice.
• Blank cells are blanks, not zeros. 124 rows record a free plan; the rest of the free_plan column is blank or no.

Licence and how to cite

The dataset is published under CC BY 4.0: use it commercially, quote it, build on it. The one condition is attribution — name SaaSToolIndex, link saastoolindex.com/data, and keep the last_checked date next to the price. A price without its date is the thing this dataset exists to fix.

Suggested citation: “SaaSToolIndex, verified SaaS pricing dataset, price read 2026-10-30.” We refresh rows when we re-read a vendor page; the file always carries the same two download URLs, so a link into it stays valid.

Sample rows

Twelve of 176 rows, in file order. The download has the rest, plus the source URL for each price.