Stackfix

Name: Stackfix
Rating: 4.83 (6 reviews)

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Stackfix is the only way to instantly compare software prices and features. No more endless reviews or sales calls. Get instant prices, personalised comparisons and expert advice.

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Launch tags:SaaS•Artificial Intelligence•E-Commerce

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Hotjar

Great product, folks! Just curious: does it work for products where pricing is hidden (you have to meet sales to see the price)?

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1yr ago

Stackfix

Maker

@pinar Great observation! You’ve nailed one of the biggest pain points in software buying—having to sit through endless sales calls just to get a price quote. That’s a key problem we're trying to solve! For products that require speaking to sales, we display pricing we’ve obtained directly through those calls or from verified quotes shared by our network—saving you time and hassle. 😊

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1yr ago

Hotjar

💡 Bright idea

@stephanie_leung Amazing! Thanks, Stephanie. This is every PMM’s dream product to get competitor insights :)

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1yr ago

🔌 Plugged in

I run a Community for people in early stage startups & I'm thinking of making a little FAQs for FA's when they join on where to look for things - deciding on software/processes is usually a #1 task! *DEFINITELY* will be plugging Stackfix now it's live!!

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1yr ago

Stackfix

Maker

@emilie_lauga Glad we can be helpful! And totally know what you mean, very often the laborious task of search for software gets pawned off to the smart-but-junior generalist in the team. Coming back to the person with the company card, confident your feature and pricing research is correct, is important but time consuming. With Stackfix its done in a matter of minutes so your FAs can get back to more high leverage uses of their time!

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1yr ago

Crono

Hey team, congratulations on the launch! just a question for @paddystobbs: how does the stackfix rating works? I see fields like ease of use or look and feel but it seems like you don't use reviews so I'm curious to know how can you evaluate these. Anyways, congrats also on the seed round 🚀

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1yr ago

Stackfix

Maker

@sofia__bettari Hey Sofia! Great question - in short, we use AI agents to continuously test software products. These agents simulate workflows to evaluate what each product does and how well it performs. Our team of human experts verifies the data and adds valuable insights, ensuring accuracy and depth. This approach enables us to gather real-time data on pricing, features, and performance, allowing you to instantly and confidently compare software products. In a world where there'll be exponentially more software products, we feel this solution is not only sufficiently scalable, but more thorough and objective. Lot more to build!

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1yr ago

Paage

This is the kind of idea where I thought: Why did it not already exist? I'll use for use for sure not to fall into some SaaS limitations traps for my team. Thanks guys.

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1yr ago

Stackfix

Maker

@nicolas_garcin That's what we were thinking too! Thanks Nicolas - do give it a try and see what you think. We're reachable through the live chat button on the website anytime, so do shout if you have questions!

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1yr ago

IntroJoy

Congrats, @chrismessina @paddystobbs @camin_mccluskey @tomdekan @stephanie_leung! Sounds interesting if it provides unbiased comparison w/o affiliate links :) Quick questions: 1. Do you plan to adopt any schema that all Softwares can adopt to like JSON-L so Stackfix gets accurate information or do you rely purely on AI? Depending purely on AI may not be the right choice because not every Software Vendors mention everything which they think is Given. 2. How do you keep the evaluations updated as tools change? Anything like Google Search Console to refresh the Indexing?

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1yr ago

Stackfix

Maker

Hi @ashitvora, trust is central to everything we do so being unbiased is key. We do earn a commission if you click through and purchase via Stackfix, however our rankings are based on comprehensive evaluation of each product according to rubrics for the software category. You can learn more about that process here - https://www.stackfix.com/blog/co.... Thanks for your thoughtful questions! To answer: 1. We love open standards and would like to incorporate them into our data collection process in the way you're describing. Currently we use a mix of AI, traditional data extraction and human evaluation to gather data. This means the feature data you see on Stackfix is never quoted verbatim from vendors. Therefore what they decide to mention (or not mention) does not affect our evaluation criteria for their tool. 2. We have systems that actively monitor the software landscape for changes as well as proactive mechanisms to keep our data up-to-date. Data freshness is extremely important to us, so you can trust you're seeing the most up-to-date picture of the software you're interested in.

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1yr ago

Love what you’re doing - G2 has been sat on a great platform but disappointed both sides for too long! How do you ensure your AI agents stay unbiased and don’t accidentally favour certain tools during evaluations?

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1yr ago

Stackfix

Maker

@tony_hunter Thank you so much Tony, this is extremely heartening for us to hear! Excellent question. We test each product against pre-determined rubrics, with specific criteria defined for what 'good' looks like at each level. This aims to eliminate bias during the evaluation. We also guard against the risk of AI bias by making sure that every data point, including each rating and comment, is reviewed by multiple Stackfix Experts. The Experts verify that the AI has scored the product accurately. So in short, we use a combination of (a) set criteria and (b) final human checks to help us guard against bias to the best of our abilities.

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1yr ago

As someone who's been burned by fake reviews before - how do your AI agents actually test the software? Like, are they clicking around and using it, or just scraping info from websites?

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1yr ago

Stackfix

Maker

@matthew_e1 Good question. Certainly the former - i.e. the agents log in to products and run workflows - but also the latter where appropriate (e.g. for locating URLs). In that sense, they act as humans do - both testing products themselves and collecting information contained outside the product.

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1yr ago

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Stackfix is highly praised for its user-friendly interface and time-saving capabilities, allowing users to efficiently compare software prices and features. Users appreciate its ability to provide focused, distraction-free comparisons and expert advice without overwhelming them with unnecessary information. The platform is noted for its reliability and intuitive design, making it a valuable tool for both individuals and companies. However, some users express a desire for more software categories and real user reviews to enhance the decision-making process. Overall, Stackfix is seen as a practical and innovative solution for software comparison.

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