You're paying too much for business software.

Let's fix it together.

SaaS pricing is opaque and complex, increasingly hidden behind enterprise quotes and sales calls. It’s impossible to know what software really costs.

This information asymmetry benefits vendors, but we all bear the burden of more expensive software.

We're building a price transparency community to level the playing field.

The goal is simple: We want you to know what other companies actually pay for software. We want you to know you're getting a fair price, and didn't just get shovelled into the raw end of an A/B test. And we want you to never have to sit through a demo call again just to figure out how much a product costs.

We already have hundreds of data points on real SaaS pricing. If you anonymously share what you pay for at least three SaaS products, we'll give you early (and free!) access to ALL the pricing data when it's ready. Cool?

I'm in.

(We promise to keep your submissions anonymous. We ask for your email address to properly vet submissions, but will never share any personally identifiable data and will only share details in aggregate.)

Asana

Anonymous in San Francisco 27 upvotes 12 minutes ago

We have 221 employees. Our inital quote was $4500/mo. ($19.95/user/mo.)

We showed them a quote from Monday.com for $2800/mo. and they matched it.

About Us

Meet Capiche.

Software's confusing—but it shouldn't be. The industry that democratized information should be the most transparent, the easiest to decode.

So we're building a community of people who care about software to do that together. Somewhere where we can hold our industry to a higher standard.

We’re on a mission to end information asymmetry in business software.

We believe everyone's an expert in the software they use everyday. We'd all be more productive if we shared our software tricks—what we paid, why we picked one tool over another, how we get the most out of our individual software suites. We know the best way to discover software is from each other.

That starts with price transparency. And then, we're building a living repository of software knowledge—guides, reviews, documentation, and more built from what we've all learned using software on the job.

And we'd like you to learn and share with us.