StackCost Radar monitors public pricing, plans, packaging, and usage limits for the SaaS and AI vendors a company already pays for. It connects meaningful changes to recorded spend and renewal dates, so finance, ops, and IT teams can investigate potential cost increases before renewal. Unlike generic subscription trackers, it focuses on change detection, renewal timing, and evidence-backed cost exposure rather than just recording spend.
Hi Product Hunt — I built StackCost Radar to solve a simple problem: software vendors can change pricing or packaging quietly, while renewals arrive on a fixed schedule.
The product monitors public SaaS and AI pricing pages, filters out low-value page noise, and connects meaningful changes to the spend and renewal dates a team records.
The goal is not to guess what a contract will cost. Public pricing may differ from negotiated terms, so StackCost Radar shows the evidence and frames financial impact as potential exposure that should be verified.
I’m currently looking for a small number of founders, finance/ops teams, fractional CFOs, and IT managers willing to test it with real vendor lists. Feedback on whether this is useful enough to pay for is especially valuable.